is there any policemen amoung us

[Revolt]

As long as you have witnesses to him initially saying he no longer wanted the ticket then he doesn't have a leg to stand on.

we have a student who was in the classroom at the time when he said claire could have it..... does that mean goodgame?

 

[Tricky]

do we beed ti provve that we have given him his money back, and if so whats the best way to do this, we were just gonba post the cash thru his door in an envelope..... but he could deny that we done that

Bad Idea, you need to be able to prove he received the refund.Or if he refuses to accept the refund then you need a witness to back you up that it was offered.
To avoid it being personal get a third party (police or another neutral party) to give him the money.

 

[Revolt]

i asked my mum this as she works with the police cctv and she said the police wont give him the money..... "they aint couriers" she said,

 

[Tom Allen]

If Boab (or Bob) asked for his ticket to be sold, and you susequently sold the ticket. All he could be entitled to is the value the ticket was sold for.

Less any fee you may levy for selling the ticket..

And Bobs argument is with Claire, not you, as she bought it.

 

[Tricky]

i asked my mum this as she works with the police cctv and she said the police wont give him the money..... "they aint couriers" she said,

If by giving it to him you risk the threat of violence of injury then they have no choice, they are a public service at the end of the day.

 

[Revolt]

try telling an enraged dad that ;p

basically boab has changed his mind whether or not he was gona go for the last 6 months

(we have this trip planned for like a year)

so in the end he was like im not going, next day claire handed frazer the money, then boab explains his dad has sold it over, so now his dad wants the ticket

all he is getting is the £125 he paid for it

do you think if we walked into the police station and explained they would go and givew him the refund ?

 

[Tom Allen]

If by giving it to him you risk the threat of violence of injury then they have no choice, they are a public service at the end of the day.

If that's the case, do you think they'll take some parcels to the post office for me. Those grannys on pension day are frightening....

 

[Tom Allen]

I would approach the police with the threats that he made than explain that you're too frightened to reimburse him the £125, and would like some help.

 

[Tricky]

I would approach the police with the threats that he made than explain that you're too frightened to reimburse him the £125, and would like some help.

What he said

And no tom, we know you love the attention from the grannies

 

[Revolt]

ritey we will give it a bash, and if they say no ill just go up and ram it down his dads throat, when there picking it out of him in hospital for 2months they cant argue that i didnt refund the *****