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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostNo.
And there will never be one. A case will not hinge on one point alone. It's too complex and a multitude of factors will need to be consider to make a judgement. I would have though if there was anyone on gods earth that would know this it would be you.
And another point, it's also even more unlikely to happen as substitution is less important as the other pillars, judges have commented on it and even Kate Cottrell has admitted it as so.
Anything to add to this thread that's useful now JtB or are you done?Comment
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If you told the client that you will be off for a few days and have not sent a substitute, then most likely that invalidates the clause (according to guidance).Comment
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Originally posted by elsergiovolador View PostIf you told the client that you will be off for a few days and have not sent a substitute, then most likely that invalidates the clause (according to guidance).'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostA sub for 6 days? Really?
Another one I like is the one that says when you build a project that integrates with client other systems, then that automatically means you work under direction. The same if the client has any standards that projects need to adhere to, e.g. 12 factor.
That's why HMRC is so fixated on their wrong interpretation of MOO, as all this nonsense hinges on that. One can hope their PGMOL appeal gets rejected.Comment
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Originally posted by elsergiovolador View PostAnother one I like is the one that says when you build a project that integrates with client other systems, then that automatically means you work under direction. The same if the client has any standards that projects need to adhere to, e.g. 12 factor.Comment
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