Possible to claim for loss of earnings due to hostage situ?
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Possible to claim for loss of earnings due to hostage situ?
Bit of an odd one here.
http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/ne...t_town_centre/
Town has been pretty much closed since yesterday lunchtime due to some idiot making a scene and appearing to hold his girlfriend hostage.
We've lost a days income as the town centre has been closed all day. Is it all possible to claim for loss of earnings?
http://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/ne...t_town_centre/
Town has been pretty much closed since yesterday lunchtime due to some idiot making a scene and appearing to hold his girlfriend hostage.
We've lost a days income as the town centre has been closed all day. Is it all possible to claim for loss of earnings?
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I didn't know if a claim was possible and if it was where to start and from whom. Hence the post. There was some talk of claiming earlier whilst watching the siege earlier today.
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reminds me of the story of the old women who walked into a newsagent and insisted she had won the national lottery
after a fraught 5 mins of conversation - the shopkeeper asked the old bint for her ticket
"oh no i don't actually play the lottery"
anythings worth a try I suppose
after a fraught 5 mins of conversation - the shopkeeper asked the old bint for her ticket
"oh no i don't actually play the lottery"
anythings worth a try I suppose
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Most decent employers would pay you your basic salary anyway ?
Cant imagine they would dock your wages as it was not your fault
If they do take it as a holiday and take a couple of sickies as revenge on them
When Carlisle was flooded I got paid for 9 weeks as it wasn't my fault we were 6ft under water
Only thing you could expect to loose is commission etc for a days sales but you will find trade will be up the next day anyway as things get back to normal
Cant imagine they would dock your wages as it was not your fault
If they do take it as a holiday and take a couple of sickies as revenge on them
When Carlisle was flooded I got paid for 9 weeks as it wasn't my fault we were 6ft under water
Only thing you could expect to loose is commission etc for a days sales but you will find trade will be up the next day anyway as things get back to normal
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Ah thats a point. I would expect it to come under "force majeure" though.
To be honest I don't think its likely. Our problem is that if we have a bad Saturday trading then the whole week is ruined. Pretty much goes for everyone in the high street and ours is one of the many that is currently dying on its ar*e.
To be honest I don't think its likely. Our problem is that if we have a bad Saturday trading then the whole week is ruined. Pretty much goes for everyone in the high street and ours is one of the many that is currently dying on its ar*e.
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Problem is, who picks up the cost? Someone will have to pay down the line somewhere, whether it be with higher premiums or taxes.
In life, ****e happens. All you can do is put some dosh away for a rainy day. If you don't, there is no one to blame but yourself.
In life, ****e happens. All you can do is put some dosh away for a rainy day. If you don't, there is no one to blame but yourself.
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