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Originally Posted by nomadking
I said "their choice of bakers", so who did you think I was referring to as "their"? How could "their" refer to the bakers? 
You're assuming that the complainants raison d'etre isn't to be "vexatious litigants". It started over 7 years ago, so what isn't "vexatious" about that? |
Apologies … I read your words back to front and thought you were discussing the bakers’ motivation when you were actually referring to the complainant.
As to the other issue, it’s not vexatious to pursue appeals through the process set down in law, all the way to the Supreme Court if the legal arguments justify it (which clearly they did here).
However, for them to now go back to the county court (or whatever its equivalent in NI) would in my view be vexatious. The complainant felt injured and had a range of options when it came to persuading the court to side with him. If his legal team made bad arguments then that’s his loss.