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+#The first
-[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_8foNzuFgY Snuffy for Christmas]
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-I want a [[Mr. Snuffleupagus|Snuffleupagus]] for Christmas<br>
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-'Cause only a Snuffleupagus will do
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-You might want a Snuffleupagus for Christmas, but if he sneaks into your bedroom at night and scares you out of bed, you'll want to kick him out.
+*always
-More importantly the Allocation Questionnaire (AQ) is a vital point in the judicial process in that if a Defence has not been filed an (AQ) will not be dispatched by the court, that being the case it would be with the full knowledge of the litigation parties (Claimant and Defence solicitors) and the judge. Should a case proceed in the absence of a properly completed AQ the proceedings become fraudulent, and that a deal has already been struck between the litigation teams causing significant harm to the injured parties claim for damages. It should be borne in mind that a case can be determine as to how it will rest by quite simply going through a properly completed AQ rather than to go through hundreds or thousands of pages of court documents.--[[User:Carlisle Ryton|Carlisle Ryton]] ([[User talk:Carlisle Ryton|talk]]) 14:04, 15 June 2010 (UTC)