A car dealer could be facing jail after he got a gang to viciously beat up two mechanics because a vehicle he left for repair wasn't ready in time.Note that: 'could'. Not 'definitely will'...
A car dealer could be facing jail after he got a gang to viciously beat up two mechanics because a vehicle he left for repair wasn't ready in time.Note that: 'could'. Not 'definitely will'...
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Surely depends on whom he is "up before?". If it is someone who has experienced the recurring "no, not yet but it will be ready NEXT week" excuse after putting a vehicle in for servicing, he/she might be minded to see "extenuating circumstances" and give the accused some token non custodial sentence whilst bemoaning the fact that he/she couldn't send the recipients of the beating for the spell in chokey they so richly deserved ! :-;
Ah, a Mohammed, from my experience in the trade, these life forms have as much mechanical understanding as a 7 th century iman Oh........
I guess the morons doing the repairs failed to read the time limitation penalty clause when they accepted the job...
I guess the morons doing the repairs failed to read the time limitation penalty clause
Probably not something the average Lithuanian mechanic is familiar with... reading I mean.
"... he/she might be minded to see "extenuating circumstances" and give the accused some token non custodial sentence.."
That's always a possibility!
Perhaps we should arrange to have more judges burgled?
"I guess the morons doing the repairs failed to read the time limitation penalty clause when they accepted the job..."
Heh!
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