Carey Pensions appeal ruling: first day round up
By Michael Klimes 2
nd March 2021 4:28 pm
The Sipp industry is in the spotlight again as a significant Court of Appeal battle got underway today.
The hearing concerns the exact duties Sipp providers have to vet unregulated investments arising from introducers.
It features names and companies
Money Marketing readers know well: Russell Adams and Options UK Personal Pensions LLP.
Options was formerly Carey Pensions, which Adams took to court over investment losses in storage pods.
Adams lost the initial civil case but won the right to appeal, prolonging the saga.
His legal defence, QC Gerard McMeel presented the reasons why Options should be liable for Adams’ investment losses.
by Senior DIG (Rtd.) Edward Gunawardene
In recent weeks many interesting articles have appeared in the Sunday Island on the Burghers of Ceylon. The contributions by Godwin Perera, Laksman Ratnapala, A. J. Perera, Sumith de Silva and Manel Fonseka have rekindled in me memories of the many public figures of the Burgher community, particularly police officers at the time I joined the police in the late fifties of the last century. The mix-up in photos of Col. F. C. de Saram and Canon R. S. de Saram and the references to Burgher bits were indeed amusing.
When I joined the police, the induction process of new entrants to gazetted rank, required probationary ASPs to be introduced by appointment to senior public officers including the Governor General, Prime Minister, Chief Justice, Attorney General etc. As such, with my batchmates before long I was able to meet several amiable public servants of the Burgher community.
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yeah. a woman out in nevada. bill: nevada? it s undisputed apparently that she had a 13-year-old boy touch her. bill: she says she was drunk and doesn t remember. i know. bill: 34-year-old woman. evidence is overwhelming. here she is. 34 years old michelle lyn taylor her name. lewdness she had this 13-year-old touch her breast, wearing a bra. wanted to have sex with this child. they did not. what she actually did. bill: she gets life? under nevada law lewdness if you are convicted of it with a child requires a life sentence. bill: she could be paroled pn ten years. it s not the judge s fault. he had no choice with the sentencing. so arguably, the prosecutor needed to do something here. but in the prosecutor s defense, they say, look, we went to the defense. bill: plea bargain. are you interested in a plea bargain? it s up to them to come up. no it s not. if they ask you to come up with a plea bargain, suggest one. bill: if she serves ten, i have no problem.
yeah. a woman out in nevada. bill: nevada? it s undisputed apparently that she had a 13-year-old boy touch her. bill: she says she was drunk and doesn t remember. i know. bill: 34-year-old woman. evidence is overwhelming. here she is. 34 years old michelle lyn taylor her name. lewdness she had this 13-year-old touch her breast, wearing a bra. wanted to have sex with this child. they did not. what she actually did. bill: she gets life? under nevada law lewdness if you are convicted of it with a child requires a life sentence. bill: she could be paroled pn ten years. it s not the judge s fault. he had no choice with the sentencing. so arguably, the prosecutor needed to do something here. but in the prosecutor s defense, they say, look, we went to the defense. bill: plea bargain. are you interested in a plea bargain? it s up to them to come up. no it s not. if they ask you to come up with a plea bargain, suggest one. bill: if she serves ten, i have no problem.