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Monday 09 January 2017 10:24 amVW owners are taking their emissions scandal claims to the High CourtBy: Emma HaslettShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShar
brumate cooler e on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleA law firm has applied for a group litigation order against Volkswagen on behalf of thousands of owners of cars manufactured by the company.Harcus Sinclair said it was planning to bring claims in the High Court on behalf of owners of VW, Seat, Audi and Skoda vehicles. While the company has been hit with lawsuits inthe US, with a judge signing off a $15bn settlement in October, this is the first such claim in the UK. It s also been sued by investors, who want euro;8.2bn pound;7.1bn in damages.It follows the discovery in 2015 that cars manufactured by the group with certain diesel engines were fitted with a so-called defeat device, which cheated emissions tests in laboratory settings. In October it admitted it has set aside euro;1bnto deal with the scandal.Harcus Sinclair, which has teamedup with Slater and Gordon for the suit,said it was alleging cars whose engines were fitted with the device should never have been certified as fit for sale . We have paved the way for consumers who trusted but were let down by VW, Audi, Seat and Skoda to se
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Sunday 15 November 2009 7:00 pmQ A : THEBONUS CLAMPDOWNBy: admindrupalShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleQ.HOWWILLTHENEWRULESAFFECTBANKERSrsquo; PAYA.A code of conduct on bonuses published by the Financial Services Authority FSA in February this year said firms needed to ensure that remuneration policies did not expose them to excessive risk. It set out the proportion of bonuses that needed to be deferred and how long deferrals should be, how much should be awarded in shares and how much in cash. The FSA suggests deferring at least two-thirds of the bonus in instances when it is a significant component of overall pay. Sign-on bonuses are outlawed but crucially none of the rules mention any sort of cap on pay or bonuses. Q.WHAT ARE THE NEW REGULATIONS A.The new proposals are designed to reinforce the existing code of conduct. A Treasury spo
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stanley termosy w rules, the FSA would be able to step in and tear upthat contract. The FSA could also impose suspensions on some forms of business.Q.WHEN WILL THE REGULATIONS COME INTO FORCE A. The Tr
