please log in to view this image A couple have been jailed for making fake holiday sickness claims in a landmark case. Deborah Briton, 53, and partner Paul Roberts, 43, tried to claim compensation by stating they and their two children had fallen ill on holidays to Majorca in 2015 and 2016. But the couple’s Facebook showed posts where they boasted of holidays full of ‘sun, laughter and fun’. Today, in a landmark ruling, Briton sobbed as she was sentenced to nine months in prison after admitting four counts of fraud in the private prosecution, brought by holiday company Thomas Cook. Roberts, who was sentenced to 15 months after admitting the same offences, cried and shook in the court throughout the hearing. Family members, including Briton’s daughter Charlene, who had initially been charged with two counts of fraud which were later dropped, shouted out in court as the couple were sent down. The court heard the couple, from Wallasey, Wirral, tried to claim nearly £20,000 for the fake gastric illnesses and would have also cost the holiday firm a further £28,000 in legal expenses had their claims been successful. Greedy C.unts.
This is the new PPI and claim for blame There are people who ring you up now saying they can get you holiday compo. There are even agents in holiday resorts who are walking up to people and telling them they can get them compo Apparently holiday companies nearly always settle because a court case costs them more than a settlement.
Wisnae her that gained tho, all her family and pals took advantage of her work's currency exchange discount. She was a Robin Hood of sorts. Pull the other one.