Hamilton sued over $4.6m Grenada villa

This has precisely nothing to do with F1... Clearly the August holiday is dragging on and there is nothing better to do than to dissect driver lifestyles.

 

He's lamenting the quick pile-on judgement without incomplete information. It seems a legitimate point to raise to me.

1-month ban, as per the published http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/f1/495700-enforcement-rules-f1-forum.html, for inferring other FChatters have the intellects of neanderthals.

Sid and William,

There is no prohibition against fans of rival teams and drivers from joining in the conversation - in fact, trying to dissuade people from posting on that basis is forbidden. Please be careful to be more tolerant in future.

All the best,
Andrew.

 

Meh who cares...

 

Who is Meh? - And why do they care so much?

 

No problem, I wasn't making a point of pushing him out, I was merely suggesting that he should expect tifosi to be less tolerant of Elton than those on boards that would naturally be a better fit. Wasn't meant in the way it must have come across mate.

 

I don't disagree with what you say. My point remains, this has nothing to do with F1. I'm sure the back room lounge would love this chat though...

 

You know exactly zero details of this, no more anyone else here, so you're just the pot calling the kettle black. You seem pretty invested any time someone criticizes Hamilton. You his dad? Lol

 

Some may know a bit more than others

 

Haven't they broken up 3-4000x already? All the developer has to do is wait a week, and the project will be back on.

 

What needs to happen is that people need to stop giving the famous preferential treatment. Hamilton wants to buy a house, then he can sign a contract and put up earnest money like everyone else. He wants custom items, then he can pay for them up front like everyone else.

The problem is solved when people stop assuming that the famous are due something they're not and that they are going to do everything they claim they will do.

In the words of Muldor, trust no one.

 

But he's right if he's referring to me ..... or that other neanderthal Aircon

 

https://www.eccourts.org/b-b-inc-v-lewis-hamilton/ Download the pdf here.

 

Electronic Signature for a Real Estate transaction is accepted as binding here in Florida and in many other parts of the U.S. I understand that not all countries work the same. This decision, if I am interpreting it correctly, revolves around the validity of the electronic signature presented on the documents? Seems more like crafty lawyering than practical common sense opinion. LH signed the docs.? yes? Everyone should have known up front that e-signatures are not valid in Grenada.