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and he cant appeal 
Gordon Ramsay has lost a High Court battle with his father-in-law over a “forged” signature on a property deal after a judge ruled that “regret” over a bad business transaction was not grounds for a legal bid.
The celebrity chef had claimed that a "ghostwriting"
machine was used to forge his signature without his authorisation, meaning that he should not be liable for the £640,000–a-year annual rent on an upmarket London pub.
The judge refused Ramsay permission to appeal against his decision. He now faces a legal bill totalling more than £1million.
Gordon Ramsay has lost a High Court battle with his father-in-law over a “forged” signature on a property deal after a judge ruled that “regret” over a bad business transaction was not grounds for a legal bid.
The celebrity chef had claimed that a "ghostwriting"
machine was used to forge his signature without his authorisation, meaning that he should not be liable for the £640,000–a-year annual rent on an upmarket London pub.The judge refused Ramsay permission to appeal against his decision. He now faces a legal bill totalling more than £1million.
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divorce on the cards?
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It's tough at the top.
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Maybe he'll stop driving up and down my road now, he won't be able to afford the petrol.
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That's the trouble with these Michelin starred chefs. The produce expensive pork pies.
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I bet he flipped and flopped about it when he got outside the court.
Flipping this and flopping that. |
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wonder if he can afford it? he was in financial trouble a few years ago
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He'll be fine. His best buddy "AWT" will bail him out.
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I BET IT WAS ENOUGH TO MAKE HIM SWEAR
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"I swear by almighty fekking God, that I will tell the truth, the whole fekking truth, and nothing but the sh!te b@stard truth,
you jumped up set of ferkin sh!te bags! |
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Serves him right, the sewer-mouthed cuunt.
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I like him....must be in danger of a heart attack though.
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Well at least he doesn't "mince" his words!
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you desperate approval-seeking 'thing' you
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and the lesson here ........ don't go to Court unless you have to.
Regret over a bad business transaction, he was hardly on solid ground from the start, and surely must have been advised he could lose and face a massive legal bill, or he was so bloody mad and fuming about it he went ahead anyway. Big Mac was another one who made a bad decision to go to Court after C4 dropped him, and that bad decision cost him a big legal bill. And he was hardly on solid ground either. He was very unlikely to win that case from the start ! |
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The lesson he should learn is never ever let anyone else be in control of your finances.
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@Hound-Dog-2 -- Big Mac decision was mildly surprising; no idea what Ramsay was thinking though -- as you say, best advice is to avoid m'learned friends.
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and surely must have been advised he could lose and face a massive legal bill
Highly unlikely i would suggest as his brief can smell a nice tasty earner. |