Woman sues Rogers over cellphone bill

[houseisland]

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...rticle1572143/

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It is my pure and virtuous heart that
gives me the strength of ten!

[CeeBee]

Old news

[slgrieb]

Old news

Oh, surely you can appreciate the irony here! Might be old news to you, but it was news to me. Now tell me this isn't funny.

[CeeBee]

Now tell me this isn't funny.

It's not.. it's sad that the court even considers the lawsuit... judge should toss her in jail for a week for wasting taxpayer resources.

[Matridom]

It's not.. it's sad that the court even considers the lawsuit... judge should toss her in jail for a week for wasting taxpayer resources.

I kinda agree with this,view, but in another, i don't.

Should it really be up to the court to decide what it hears and what it won't hear? To me, a court should be impartial to what it is willing to hear, they are just just enforcing the law when there is a dispute between two parties.

What i think would be better is that if a lawsuite is dismissed with prejedice, the at fault party not only pays the other parties fees, but the court fee's also.

This kinda reminds me of this trial...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearson_v._Chung

I hope this lady get's the same just deserts as the guy who started the legal battle in the link.

[El_Squid]

I agree wholeheartedly! I have the caveat that the attorneys should be tagged harshly for any lawsuit deemed "frivolous", as they are "professionals", and should be disbarred, or put on double secret probation if they are found to be habitually "incompetent".

[Leonran]

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[Guts3d]

I agree wholeheartedly! I have the caveat that the attorneys should be tagged harshly for any lawsuit deemed "frivolous", as they are "professionals", and should be disbarred, or put on double secret probation if they are found to be habitually "incompetent".

"Double Secret Probation"? Isn't that a little-known codicil in the Faber College constitution which gives the dean unlimited power to preserve order in time of campus emergency?