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From: Adrian on 18 Mar 2010 16:29 Jacobian <jacobian(a)hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: >>> It would be VERY unusual for a car leasing company NOT to have a >>> company secretary.. >>> The requirement not to have one is aimed at one director small >>> companies... >> I know at least one one-director company where that one director has a >> company car, doesn't have to be a leasing company. > Well that director would NOT be the keeper, AFAIK - the leasing company > is the keeper, the small company director is just a user. Clue: Company cars don't _have_ to be leased... Anyway, there's a leasing company based in the same serviced offices as me. AFAIA, there's only one guy runs the company.
From: Jacobian on 18 Mar 2010 16:34 On 18/03/2010 20:29, Adrian wrote: > Jacobian<jacobian(a)hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they > were saying: > >>>> It would be VERY unusual for a car leasing company NOT to have a >>>> company secretary.. >>>> The requirement not to have one is aimed at one director small >>>> companies... > >>> I know at least one one-director company where that one director has a >>> company car, doesn't have to be a leasing company. > >> Well that director would NOT be the keeper, AFAIK - the leasing company >> is the keeper, the small company director is just a user. > > Clue: Company cars don't _have_ to be leased... > > Anyway, there's a leasing company based in the same serviced offices as > me. AFAIA, there's only one guy runs the company. Clue - this sub thread is about leasing..learn to read!!!! "In the case of a car leasing company pool car, who are you going to prosecute?" by Brimstone above!!!
From: Adrian on 18 Mar 2010 16:42 Jacobian <jacobian(a)hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: >>>> I know at least one one-director company where that one director has >>>> a company car, doesn't have to be a leasing company. >>> Well that director would NOT be the keeper, AFAIK - the leasing >>> company is the keeper, the small company director is just a user. >> Clue: Company cars don't _have_ to be leased... >> >> Anyway, there's a leasing company based in the same serviced offices as >> me. AFAIA, there's only one guy runs the company. > Clue - this sub thread is about leasing..learn to read!!!! "In the case > of a car leasing company pool car, who are you going to prosecute?" by > Brimstone above!!! And there was me, thinking it was actually about the legal chain of responsibility for cars registered in the name of a business rather than an individual, as opposed to how those vehicles are actually financed. Silly me. Clearly, I haven't bothered reading and thinking as deeply as you. Shame that you didn't even bother reading past the first line of my reply.
From: Jacobian on 18 Mar 2010 16:59 On 18/03/2010 20:42, Adrian wrote: > Jacobian<jacobian(a)hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they > were saying: > >>>>> I know at least one one-director company where that one director has >>>>> a company car, doesn't have to be a leasing company. > >>>> Well that director would NOT be the keeper, AFAIK - the leasing >>>> company is the keeper, the small company director is just a user. > >>> Clue: Company cars don't _have_ to be leased... >>> >>> Anyway, there's a leasing company based in the same serviced offices as >>> me. AFAIA, there's only one guy runs the company. > >> Clue - this sub thread is about leasing..learn to read!!!! "In the case >> of a car leasing company pool car, who are you going to prosecute?" by >> Brimstone above!!! > > And there was me, thinking it was actually about the legal chain of > responsibility for cars registered in the name of a business rather than > an individual, as opposed to how those vehicles are actually financed. > Silly me. Clearly, I haven't bothered reading and thinking as deeply as > you. > > Shame that you didn't even bother reading past the first line of my reply. I read it and didn't bother answering it as it has been more than adequately cover elsewhere in the thread AND hearsay is irrelevant.. Had you provided a company name so that this mystical leasing company could be shown to a) exist b)have no company secretary then it may have been a worthwhile point... I run a small company, and it may appear to mosy strangers that I don't have a company secretary, as they don't ever come to my office.
From: Adrian on 18 Mar 2010 17:01
Jacobian <jacobian(a)hotmail.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: >>>>>> I know at least one one-director company where that one director >>>>>> has a company car, doesn't have to be a leasing company. >>>>> Well that director would NOT be the keeper, AFAIK - the leasing >>>>> company is the keeper, the small company director is just a user. >>>> Clue: Company cars don't _have_ to be leased... >>>> >>>> Anyway, there's a leasing company based in the same serviced offices >>>> as me. AFAIA, there's only one guy runs the company. >>> Clue - this sub thread is about leasing..learn to read!!!! "In the >>> case of a car leasing company pool car, who are you going to >>> prosecute?" by Brimstone above!!! >> And there was me, thinking it was actually about the legal chain of >> responsibility for cars registered in the name of a business rather >> than an individual, as opposed to how those vehicles are actually >> financed. Silly me. Clearly, I haven't bothered reading and thinking as >> deeply as you. >> >> Shame that you didn't even bother reading past the first line of my >> reply. > I read it and didn't bother answering it as it has been more than > adequately cover elsewhere in the thread AND hearsay is irrelevant.. Had > you provided a company name so that this mystical leasing company could > be shown to a) exist b)have no company secretary then it may have been a > worthwhile point... Oh, I think the point was worthwhile - the only problem is that it isn't the one you seem to think. The point was that not all leasing companies are PHH-Arval or Leaseplan. |