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Noise Violations... How to fight it in court? (pg. 3)
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| Kendo |
The fact that the bylaw officer already knows you from previous parties and you got multiple warnings leads me to believe you're going to get screwed.
I think the fact you were playing music until 5:30am and then finished at 7:30am is pretty inconsiderate to anyone that lives around you. The people that go outside to smoke throughout the process, are they absolutely silent when they're outside smoking? If not, I bet they make noise too.
I would be pretty pissed off if I was your neighbor. |
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| marko1234 |
| We've had noise issues at 1234 due to our tech-house DJ we've now outside on our terrace, fines are 1600$, we had 2 of these and won in court with our kickass lawyer, but still, cost you an easy 900$ everytime of lawyers so police always winz.... Just got another Grand-Prix weekend can you imagine, giving a ticket grand prix weekend downtown with all the cars and shows going around... they're in a ticket frenzy watch out ! |
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| zeKsg |
lol malek you are too old ;) I am sure you did your fare share of crack back in the days.
I just wonder all the people that said I have no chance in winning this are you talking from experience or just out of your ass? |
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| Dj Nacht |
| quote: | Originally posted by zeKsg
lol maleks gonna make a good daddy ;) I am sure you did your fare share of crack back in the days.
I just wonder all the people that said I have no chance in winning this are you talking from experience or just out of your ass? |
with a lawyer you can. Yourself, they might just walk all over you because you are young. I know because its happend to me in the past.
fak forget all the y's in lawyer. :D |
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| FunKenLouis |
If i lived near you, I'd brake one of your windows smoothly
Probably as expensive as a ticket, and after 2 or 3 times, i'm sure you'd understand the point without even showing up to court
I'm a dj myself and I admit that I call the cops on people all the time for noise issues
After midnight, there's no way I'm letting anyone up my beauty sleep
Go to afterhours instead and make all the noise you want :thepirate |
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| zeKsg |
| Anyways we will see what happens, gonna post the update in like half a year after trial. |
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| Kendo |
| quote: | Originally posted by FunKenLouis
If i lived near you, I'd brake one of your windows smoothly
Probably as expensive as a ticket, and after 2 or 3 times, i'm sure you'd understand the point without even showing up to court
I'm a dj myself and I admit that I call the cops on people all the time for noise issues
After midnight, there's no way I'm letting anyone up my beauty sleep
Go to afterhours instead and make all the noise you want :thepirate |
Go Go Louis. |
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| Schadenfreude |
you do realize that a lawyer costs more than the ticket right?
your only shot at winning. |
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| The Prince |
| Just pay and forget about this. DON'T HIRE A LAWYER. Just for the first meeting between him and you and the opening of the file it will cost you around 500$...then he will have to work on the case at around 200$/hour and if it goes in court it will cost you a lot because you will have to pay from the time he leaves his office till he comes back so even for a short trial it's easy 4 or 5 hours more. You do the math:) |
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| Schadenfreude |
the funniest thing about lawyers is that even if you pay them a grand for a cause, you still have to buy them lunch at the courthouse.
the only good lawyer is a dead lawyer...ask johnny cochran. |
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| Marcus007 |
yeah youd figure theyd AT LEAST pay for your lunch when you're paying them close to 500 a day
and lol louis... beauty sleep |
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| DJ Eterno |
| lol misha your party went till 7am? lol thats ed. good luck with this court thing though! |
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