Liability of NGRS in relation to the Reallymoving Website
The knowledge of Mr and Mrs Luckes 11.Mr Miller’s main argument on liability was that after January 2010, when the old page of the Reallymoving Website was substituted for the new one, Mr and Mrs Luckes knew that the listing misrepresented that ALS was a member of NGRS. It was no part of the appeal that Mr and Mrs Luckes had intended that the replacement of the page should happen. However, NGRS’s case was that because the District Judge ignored three important items of evidence, she failed to conclude that Mr and Mrs Luckes, and through them ALS, knew about the misrepresentation. 12.The first of these pieces of evidence was an email dated 18 April 2013 from Rosemary Rogers of reallymoving.com to ‘partners’, which I take to mean all subscribers to the reallymoving.com website, including ALS. It stated that following complaints from the solicitors acting for NGRS that entries for some ex-members of NGRS still contained references to membership, all such references had been deleted from the Reallymoving Website. The email continued: “If you are a paid up NGRS member and would like to have information about your membership restored to the paragraph that accompanies your quote, please log in and make the necessary amendment. (Note the maximum characters in the paragraph field is 500 including spaces). Looking ahead, we ask they you let us know