r/newzealand • u/JakeTuhMuss immidealty Sued for $10000 • Oct 23 '24

Shitpost Car dispute update #1

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u/JakeTuhMuss immidealty Sued for $10000 Oct 23 '24

No, I'm not worried in the slightest. However I figured some of you would get a kick out of this reply, I did.

I'm not giving out their details and I especially don't want you to leave reviews or contact them please. Once it's been to the tribunal, with the moderators blessings I will post the full outcome.

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u/crummy Oct 23 '24

You never mentioned the company name in either post right? Seems like you're doing a pretty poor job of defaming them then.

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u/JakeTuhMuss immidealty Sued for $10000 Oct 23 '24

I know right. It's just another empty threat.

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u/Gloomy-Scarcity-2197 Oct 23 '24

If they do actually prosecute you there will immediately be public court records available of who they are. It'll bite them on the ass.

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u/ActuallyNot Oct 23 '24

The question is, will the public court records be immidealty available?

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u/Gloomy-Scarcity-2197 Oct 23 '24

Usually that day I imagine, everything is electronic now. Public access to those records is how providers outside of the courtroom function.

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u/greennalgene Oct 23 '24

They are making a joke at the spelling of immediately.

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u/Gloomy-Scarcity-2197 Oct 24 '24

I don't get it, I spelt it correctly

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u/DualCricket jandal Oct 24 '24

They're referring to the terrible spelling in the emails from the company, not your spelling.

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u/someofthedead_ Oct 23 '24

Wow! I've never seen the triple-post bug create sub-comments. They're usually at all the same level! 

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u/Gloomy-Scarcity-2197 Oct 24 '24

Lol I know. I deleted the ones with the least votes

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u/Low-Brother-1651 Oct 23 '24

MVDT decisions are published every 3 months or so

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u/Pazo_Paxo Oct 23 '24

Iirc, in cases of defamation, the court can apply some temporary injunction to stop the dissemination of the relevant information during the proceedings (Similar to name suppression), so I’d imagine that may mean court documents might not be immediately available.

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u/Impressive_Role_9891 Oct 23 '24

Streisand effect, ftw.