Alan Thomas, on 22 January 2015 - 07:05 PM, said:
The persistent problem I have had is that the ACC have always managed to be one step ahead of the judicial procedure and prevent the judge from ever seeing any form of exhibits such as medical reports.
The Court of Appeal expressed concern that it would be a pity for the junior courts to be continuing to Be making decisions based on jurisdictional issues and failing to hit the substantive issues. Obviously we are rapidly heading back in the direction whereby insurance companies would manipulate judicial procedures to prevent hearing of the substantive matters which caused the ACC to come into existence in the first place. However now we are worse off because we have one insurance company that is a monopoly.
We cant whip up kindly Judges to spend another four or so years on a case that has already been heard in the criminal court, the Acc court (right up to the top) and now a whole lot of reviews coming through which someone if taken seriously will have to read all and see if they have been bought up before if the have they are res judicata and if they are not rejudicata, you could be accused of abuse of process. Full stop!!
This is probably what is going to happen in the end. Then you have nothing.
I admit they did an absolutely sloppy job on the investigation into your business's before they accused you of fraud. But it doesn't matter now, because any small points put altogether that are not in your favour are what has got you bound hands and feet. The precise reasons your are really guilty of fraud are going to be many, through many departments of govt.
You have the answers, but you don't show us when we ask, so don't expect anyone here to help you. It is tiresome and out of most peoples range of education.
Besides they cannot answer with just your dribs and drabs that you let out.
Mini