Legal advice - parking?

[Max Preload]

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the referee also mentioned the bike is parked with front wheel against the curb...

So the car backed into the bike, against the support of the sidestand? Exactly how fucking hard did this cunt hit it that caused it to be knocked over the sidestand?

[j.c]

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Also you should post the name of the moderator / referee here in public domain so if anyone from here has an issue again and gets him/her, they may ask for another on the grounds that he/she doesn't actually know how to do their job.

is that legal to disclose the referee's name on internet? i don't want to get into that trouble, already have enough to deal with now.

[j.c]

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So the car backed into the bike, against the support of the sidestand? Exactly how fucking hard did this cunt hit it that caused it to be knocked over the sidestand?

he hit it pretty hard, i heard the crash inside the shop nearby. he is an ex taxi driver!

[Max Preload]

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he hit it pretty hard, i heard the crash inside the shop nearby. he is an ex taxi driver!

An ex-taxi driver. That figures. He must have really slammed into it. What a fucking retard - some people just shouldn't be driving, ever.

[cowboyz]

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is that legal to disclose the referee's name on internet? i don't want to get into that trouble, already have enough to deal with now.

unless you have signed a notice of confidentiality and you state fact only (not saying... Mr john smith is a fucking muppet....) then yes.. its legal.

[Max Preload]

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unless you have signed a notice of confidentiality and you state fact only (not saying... Mr john smith is a fucking muppet....) then yes.. its legal.

Truth or honest opinion are both defences to libel and slander, under NZ defamation laws.

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Actually, on second thought, don't post any defamatory comments about any party involved, and don't provide any more information than is needed until a satsifactory outcome is reached.

[HenryDorsetCase]

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[COLOR="deepskyblue"]Isn't it true that Disputes Tribunal referees don't actually Have to stick to the law when coming to a ruling?

Still good grounds to Appeal it though, it would seem by what your saying.

Yes that is true.

you have limited rights of appeal from a DT ruling: IIRC, question of Lor onlyl.