AA/SDS recasting issue...

Originally posted by SithLord
The Indian act is stated as being based on the UK act. Whether that's true I'll find out soon. But given India was a British Colony UNDER BRITISH RULE, it makes sense.
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Using this logic, why aren't we using U.S. law again?
 
Originally posted by SithLord@Jan 19 2006, 06:37 PM
Please state where AA lied under oath....
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First, he told the courts he never entered into contract with people of California. Come to find out, he did so with AT LEAST *19* residents of California.

Then it was found he was STILL soliciting business from residents of California... at the same time telling the courts he never did...

Yup... those are lies.
 
Originally posted by SithLord@Jan 19 2006, 07:37 PM
and an oral contract won't hold up in court.
What??? An oral contract is 100% valid in the court of law since it's a valid UK contract, please do some more research, you can start with my post... If taken to court it would become a he said - they said argument, but face the facts there was an agreement made...

Please state where AA lied under oath....

Have you bothered to even read the paperwork I have provided on the case???

AA on his signed under oath Declaration Filed August 16, 2005 he states "I incorportated Shepperon in England in 2002..." Sorry he incorporated in 2004, and changes his story in his Declaration filed September 20, 2005 once he was confronted with copies of his UK incorporation paperwork...

There are a few other instances pointed out but I will leave them for you to read...
 
Cant we talk about terrorists or something useful?


How about prostate cancer we all have a chance of getting?


The housing boom that seems to be over?


Anyone used minoxodil or propecia to grow wookie hair?


or how about a


Prop hunt: What kind of tape did they used to tape down Leia's bust?



Seriously, let it go guys. More important crap to sweat.
 
Originally posted by Durasteel Corporation@Jan 19 2006, 10:56 PM
Cant we talk about terrorists or something useful?


How about prostate cancer we all have a chance of getting?


The housing boom that seems to be over?


Anyone used minoxodil or propecia to grow wookie hair?


or how about a


Prop hunt:  What kind of tape did they used to tape down Leia's bust?



Seriously, let it go guys.  More important crap to sweat.
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Durasteel Croporation,

Man, how about you just butt out if it doesn't interest you. Comments like what you just made is no different then:

A nonsmoker telling a smoker that he could die. No @#$%.. We all die.
Someone asking a guy with a flat tire if he has a flat.
Asking a guy who just hurt himself if it hurt.
Saying to someone that it's a beautiful day. Unless that someone is blind, I think they already know that.
Going somewhere when it is raining hard and telling people inside it is really raining when they can see for themselves.

Completely pointless and utterly stupid.
 
Originally posted by Lord Abaddon+Jan 19 2006, 01:37 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Lord Abaddon @ Jan 19 2006, 01:37 PM)</div>
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@Jan 19 2006, 01:52 PM
Mike you seem to forget the point of this is the RPF opinion here so yeah your answer to my question makes a difference. And if you want shoot me the other questions you say I didn't answer I would be more then happy to take the time to respond. Mike I also don't even know why you bring up my forum memberships even in an example. However for some reason the thought of answering that question really seems to make you very defensive. And granted you threw out some answers but not to the question I asked you.
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Yes the RPF opinion is important as long as people understand that very few actual facts have been presented, just opinion and assumptions. Too many people, including yourself, have been presenting otherwise.

One question I asked you never answered was if it is found that AA actually is in the right and/or has the original molds would you ever admit you were wrong?

As for mentioning the other forum, it's simple. The majority of the "absolutists" are from there. They are the ones that are saying, without doubt, AA is guilty, is a liar, etc. They are the ones presenting their opinions as facts. Not all, but most. So, as an example, if someone from the Republican party (say you :p) walks into an extensive discussion (this thread) about if Pres. Bush lied about WMDs (AA) I don't think anyone would say that such a member of the Republican party is going to say "Oh Bush lied, he lied big time, let's fry him."

And it's funny you find my having answered the questions, and you're not seeing the answers, as some how defensive and related to the other forum. There is no relation at all, especially since I'm not a member. Actually it's more like your goading is also being supported by other members which is why you have repetitively asked the same thing again and again and again even when the answers are blatantly in front of you. But until I actually say *exactly* what you (and likely others) want to hear (which I never will...as I've already answered it) you'll just keep it up.

I guess it would take a 2x4 upside the head to make it any clearer what my opinion is...but I like you too much Ben to do that to you. :lol
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Mike my answer is yes I would admit I was wrong. You say the facts that I have posted were assumptions. Could you please point out which ones are please I would like to know.
 
starkids, just to clarify, when i said AA=liar, that was a seperate thought from the rest. AA is a liar, we know because there are plenty of things proven that he lied about such as saying his armor is ANH when it is clearly rotj. There is more but we all know it all. The next part was my reasoning for thinking he is also lying about the sculpt. I feel that there is a reason he refuses to come out and say for himself that he is the sculpter, he says everything but, and tries to make you come to that conclusion.

The next part I admit sounded like a fact but it was my opinion. Sorry next time I will clarify. I stopped saying I think because most of this thrad is speculation anyway. I figured everyone would assume it was opinion. I dont mean to force opinions on anone sorry if it seemed that way
 
Man, how about you just butt out if it doesn't interest you.



But it does interest me to see yalls energy wasted on something that will neither benefit your nor hurt you.

And again, what you guys dont realize is that you are giving AA free press by keeping these threads alive.

Lastly, at what point will someone have the clarity of thought to realize after the 200th thread and 10,000th reply ....that these AA threads dont ever achieve anything. Just rants one way or another.

If ranting is your goal, fine I guess :confused ....but it seems to me there is a better use of your time than this type of thing. What do you hope to accomplish...seriously Gav? Nothing against you...you know that, just dont see the point of these god forsaken anti AA novels that get authored every week. :unsure


If AA did something wrong, these threads only serve to create more curiosity on the viewers part....curiosity that can translate into AAs sales before (as someone might see it) "he gets taken down." Why add fuel to the fire?

D
 
Trallis,
No sweat.
I appreciate the opinions. I personally have my own questions about the original vac-bucks and hope this case will eventually answer some of them. Until that evidence comes out (one way or the other) all any of us have are the speculations/opinions.







Originally posted by Trallis@Jan 19 2006, 10:42 PM
starkids, just to clarify, when i said AA=liar, that was a seperate thought from the rest.  AA is a liar, we know because there are plenty of things proven that he lied about such as saying his armor is ANH when it is clearly rotj.  There is more but we all know it all.  The next part was my reasoning for thinking he is also lying about the sculpt.  I feel that there is a reason he refuses to come out and say for himself that he is the sculpter, he says everything but, and tries to make you come to that conclusion.

The next part I admit sounded like a fact but it was my opinion.  Sorry next time I will clarify.  I stopped saying I think because most of this thrad is speculation anyway.  I figured everyone would assume it was opinion.  I dont mean to force opinions on anone sorry if it seemed that way
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And again, what you guys dont realize is that you are giving AA free press by keeping these threads alive.

So?

If he is found to have the right to sell his items and wasn't lying all the power to him, but on the flip side if he isn't he will pay many 100s fold for each item sold...

So good or bad publicity it's still AA's choice to make his buisness call...

Lastly, at what point will someone have the clarity of thought to realize after the 200th thread and 10,000th reply ....that these AA threads dont ever achieve anything.

These threads have exposed many legal issues 100% relavent to this community on both sides, if you feel that this isn't achieving anything then that's your opinion... They have also empowerd people to see both sides and many issues that they can use to make an educated decision on what they are purchasing, again if you feel this isn't achieving anything then that's your opinion...

If ranting is your goal, fine I guess....but it seems to me there is a better use of your time than this type of thing.

To be bluntly honest, "pot calling the kettle black"
 
Originally posted by exoray@Jan 20 2006, 12:19 AM
Under the laws of England & Wales (Scottish law is slightly different), for a contract to be legally binding - ie for it to exist - it requires:

*offer
*acceptance of that offer
*communication of that acceptance to the other party
*consideration - each party has to put something into the deal
*certainty and 'consensus ad idem' - meeting of the minds - agreement as to the terms
*intent to create legal relations

Until ALL of those things are present, there can't be a contract. Each one is critical. But once they are all present, then you have a contract, which will be legally binding provided it does not offend against any particular rule which makes it unlawful (eg a contract to commit a crime).

Roger Sinclair, right?

Actually, although it has no bearing on the subject at hand, Sinclair may be wrong about the proviso that the contract does not offend against any particular rule which makes it unlawful:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1988954,00.html

(I say that Sinclair may be wrong because, despite the way that the story reads, it isn't explicitly stated that Reeves was actually found guilty of breach of contract). It's a fairly amusing story, in any case :)
 
DC,

I have no personal stake in this thread or the topic of AA. Instead, I try to add flavor to the discussions for those who do find enjoyment in them. I don't assume it should be my goal to tell them that what they desire to talk about on this forum is a waste of time and energy and instead I try to encourage a nicely executed and mature debate about it (which this thread is despite a slight interuption by one of the staff).

You offer no helpful insight or valid arguments into the discussion and instead insult those who wish to discuss this topic even though it is for the 10,000th time by telling them to do something else.

Like I said, take a hike. Let them continue doing what they love to do which is discuss AA. You can continue doing what you do best (what I don't have a clue) but in a different topic as it isn't wanted here.

So once again, if you don't have anything useful to add, butt the hell out.
 
Originally posted by Darbycrash@Jan 19 2006, 10:37 PM

Mike my answer is yes I would admit I was wrong.  You say the facts that I have posted were assumptions. Could you please point out which ones are please I would like to know.
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They all are Ben.

You aren't an attorney on the case.
You don't work for LFL's legal team nor LFL itself.
You weren't there when SW was being made back in the '70s.
You don't know AA nor have access to his files.
You aren't part of AA's legal team.
You haven't flown to England and seen the molds.
You haven't seen what work, if any, was redone on the molds.
Etc.

So it's ALL assumptions. Everything being stated is ONLY assumptions and opinions.

You assume AA is wrong. Your opinion is he's unethical.
I assume AA is right. My opinion is he is not unethical.

If you're wrong, you'll admit it.
If I'm wrong, I'll admit it.

Hell both of us probably thought OJ was guilty, right? :p

That's about where things stand.
 
To those who post in here only to tell people they shouldn't post in here:

Would you go into Arby's knowing you don't like the food, scarf down a Beef 'n' Cheddar, curly fries and a Jamocha shake, and then bitch out everyone there who was enjoying their meal?

Or would you just not go to Arby's?



On the topic of The RPF's hot new advertising campaign for SDS:

I think it's good that AA gets the advertising he gets in this thread for free. Or else he'd be asking for his money back.

Seriously, I can't think of a single way in which the RPF's dogged pursuit of the truth has actually helped pimp a single square inch of milky white acrylic capped ABS or so-thin-you-can-see-the-signature styrene. They say any publicity is good publicity, but if it was me, I wouldn't want my lies, business ethics, recasting and legal problems dragged out in public for all to see.



On talking about boring sweaty things:

I do talk about more important things than plastic outer wear. But not on prop boards. This is where I come to talk and read about a very specialized topic that I can't talk about with most of the people I know. Please let me.

I am often times more aggravated than entertained by these threads, but I do enjoy reading them and thank people (especially exoray) who are trying to convey the facts of the case. I wasn't interested in the case before but this thread has changed that. Great stuff Flynn, thanks. :)

Cheers.
TJ
 
Originally posted by Miniaturizer Ray@Jan 20 2006, 03:54 AM
Roger Sinclair, right?

Can't say as it was more in regards to just pointing out how different UK contract law is then US... In the UK verbal contracts are almost as good as a written one and will hold up in court...

This site below also has a very good summary of the UK take on a mere verbal contract, and a Google search for "verbal contract binding UK" will pop a mess load of sites that state just how vailid a verbal contract is under UK law, and how they have and do hold up in court...

http://www.artquest.org.uk/artlaw/contract...commissions.htm

Apart from a handful of specialised transactions, UK law does not require agreements between consenting adults to be made by any particular method or form in order to be valid and binding. So long as the two (or more) parties to a deal express their intention to be bound to perform the mutual promises they have exchanged, the law will normally back the deal and, if necessary, the courts will order any defaulting party to fulfil their promises or pay compensation in default. Even if it's merely verbal, with no witnesses present, it's good enough. 'I'll give you £50 to paint my portrait'; 'O.K.' - those words will do. Despite what has just been written and read, there will be some who say it's wrong, it's not really like that, it didn't work for them, a contract has to be written down/drafted by a qualified lawyer/engrossed on parchment/tied up with green and pink ribbons/signed sealed and delivered.

This note's for you: you're wrong.

To say there was no contract between LFL and AA, and focus on the assumed lack of a written contract is once again only telling the one side of the story that fits your argument, while turning a blind cheak and ignoring the pieces that don't...

Does anyone believe for even a minute that there was no agreement between LFL and AA before he did work, even be in verbal?
 
Originally posted by exoray@Jan 20 2006, 09:43 AM

Does anyone believe for even a minute that there was no agreement between LFL and AA before he did work, even be in verbal?
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From what has been said there was a third party involved between AA and LFL. Consequently wouldn't the real question be what transpired between LFL, the contractor and then AA as sub-contractor? That I think is the real question here.

Is it possible there was some lack of agreement? Sure. New film company, hoping to stay on the cheap end of things to meet the budget, contractor wants to look good so doesn't present everything, etc. It wouldn't be the first time such a thing happened.
 
Originally posted by Gytheran@Jan 19 2006, 08:44 PM
Using this logic, why aren't we using U.S. law again?
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US law doesn't apply because the molds were created in the UK and AA was based in the UK.

:cheers,

Thomas
 
Originally posted by Gytheran@Jan 19 2006, 08:49 PM
First, he told the courts he never entered into contract with people of California.  Come to find out, he did so with AT LEAST *19* residents of California.

Then it was found he was STILL soliciting business from residents of California... at the same time telling the courts he never did...

Yup... those are lies.
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By your own interpretation they are lies.

What you are actually then saying is that his lawyers in California and the UK are lying so you must then know more about UK and US law than AA's lawyers in California and the UK. When you say someone is lying and it's unfounded that can be construed as defamation.

It's obvious that when you advertise on the internet you are not targeting any single group. To say so then you would be specifically targeting every group/nation/province/state on the planet which is rediculous.

Your interest in calling others liers when you have no grasp of the law is surprising since it was you who so righteously started this thread in the first place. The fact you call someone a lier with no basis throws into question your very motivation for beginning this thread as well.

:cheers,

Thomas
 
Originally posted by Trallis@Jan 19 2006, 11:42 PM
starkids, just to clarify, when i said AA=liar, that was a seperate thought from the rest.  AA is a liar, we know because there are plenty of things proven that he lied about such as saying his armor is ANH when it is clearly rotj.  There is more but we all know it all.  The next part was my reasoning for thinking he is also lying about the sculpt.  I feel that there is a reason he refuses to come out and say for himself that he is the sculpter, he says everything but, and tries to make you come to that conclusion.

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Our new armour is an accurate replica of the armour we produced in 1976, only using todays more advanced production techniques and thermo-plastics. Made of acrylic capped ABS this rugged armour has been made not only to look great on a mannequin (not supplied) but also strong enough to withstand the rigours of costuming. The ABS matches the same colour hues of the original helmets as well as our own current range of Stormtrooper helmets so you can combine it with the Stunt, Hero or Battle-Spec range of helmets. Please note that white boots, blaster and black undersuit are not provided.

Comes ready-to-wear straight out of the box with a professional "popper" integrated strap system. We've also ensured there is enough of a tolerance in the armour such that it can accommodate various body dimensions with sizes typically varying from 5'6" to 6'2" with various builds. However as a modular design it can easily be adapted for people outside the core dimensions. Supplied with or without the battle-spec helmet this is a collectable you will want to wear.SO REPORT FOR DUTY TROOPER...

He advertises it as REPLICA stormtrooper armor. Not from Star Wars, not from ANH, not from ESB, not from ROTJ. If it's a replica it can't be from the original molds. If by implication they are like the ANH pieces then that is your statement, but I don't see it advertised as such.

:cheers,

Thomas
 
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