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[JoeComins]

Can anyone find me the law in which it says that anyone working under a hearsay agreement for a site cannot be sacked immediatly, or ''instant dismissal''. If this does occur, the person can claim the domain and all hosting and a fine - This would be usefull

Thank You

[splintercell!]

I doubt it exists as it sounds a pretty stupid law and aslong as the site isnt paying you then you cant really do anything. It sounds like your on a revenge trip to me "/

[мϊкэ]

what kind of law is that it sounds somethin like a divorce claim ¬_¬ you got divorced and your trying to claim evrything.. you got kicked off a site and your trying to the get the site ¬_¬

[JoeComins]

I've read it somewhere. Its with the instant dismissal charges I think, and internet propection laws.

I'm sure it exsist

And revenge trip isn't the word dude - Actually it is, but a serious one

[Tommy]

I've read it somewhere. Its with the instant dismissal charges I think, and internet propection laws.

I'm sure it exsist

And revenge trip isn't the word dude - Actually it is, but a serious one

We have the same chance as finding it as you do, google it is all i can say.

[JoeComins]

I thought somebody out of the 1000s on this forum might be a legal student or something, but I cant find it

[GommeInc]

The law does sound a bit fishy, but as Splinter said, if you are not being paid I dont think you can do anything if the rule is real because you haven't exactly lost anything.

[JoeComins]

I just wanted some revenge for a pathetic little ****

FUSOX.COM accused me of hacking their server when I was admin - IDIOTS - The owner cant even make a page or IFramesfor gd sake - LMAO - ROFL

[Mentor]

you have all the normal legal options that you would for being sacked for any job quite oviosluy, but helping out on a site is not a offical job, nore is being admin or mod, unless your being payed and have a contract of some sort "/

[JoeComins]

Depends if the person is from Italy or somewhere else that I can't think of, as a HearSay or a spoken contract there is as legal as a writen one.