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Justin Nel  
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 More options Feb 2 2012, 6:57 am
From: Justin Nel <dogbertuk2...@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 11:57:38 +0000
Local: Thurs, Feb 2 2012 6:57 am
Subject: Re: [brighton-hacker-space] Liability Waiver.

Not sure about in Brighton, but in Chichester all the law firms offer a
free 30 minute consultation which gives you a chance to explain the
situation and they can let you know if you need a lawyer's involvement or
not, before anybody starts to fork out any money. They also recommend
different law firms for specialist cases when they are not able to help
with specific issues.

On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 11:37 PM, Mike Pountney <mike.pount...@gmail.com>wrote:

> Totally agree Chris, we need to talk to someone who actually knows the
> legals around this.

> I'm also in for £10.

> On 1 Feb 2012, at 18:13, Chris Holden wrote:

>  When we wanted a laser cutter, everyone who could, and wanted it to
> happen. chipped in an made it happen. We we wanted a 3d printer, the same
> thing applied.
> Why don't we have a whip-round, raise £100 or so and buy some solicitor
> time to get this sorted out? The CAB might be a cheap place to start.
> Everyone is guessing about what is and isn't enforceable by law - we need
> advice!

> As an aside, when I was running poker leagues in the pubs a few years ago,
> we had very definite rules regarding gambling.
> In a pub or other publicly accessible place, we had to abide by the Gaming
> Act (no playing for real money). But where we had people competing in our
> leagues from private members clubs, they did not have to abide by the same
> laws as applicable for public spaces. (this is why until recent changes in
> the Gaming Act you had to join and wait 24hrs to play bingo online - you
> were playing as a member of a private club, not as a member of the public).
> I'd hope that the same sort of thing exists for our scenario - we don't
> just let anyone walk in off the street, they have to be accompanied by a
> member (since someone has to open up/lock-up though perhaps we'd need to
> make Thursday "open nights" a "bring-along-a-friend" night to be totally
> compliant with the definition of a private members club).

> But the point is, we need to get advice.
> I can send a tenner via PayPal or bank transfer to get the ball rolling.
> Wish is was more but January was a long month after being paid so early
> before Xmas!

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