Claim: On the 6th of June 2018 did Amazon, Amazon Directors and employees did
willfully cause Material Damage to our business and permit the publication of
defamatory comments led by the office of and under the direct control of Doug
Gurr.

Donoghue v Stevenson (1932), Lord Atkin stated that:
“You must take reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions which you can
reasonable foresee would be likely to injure your neighbour”.

This is the established general duty of care. Mr Gurr should comprehend his
responsibilities that go with being a Managing Director of a UK company. We have
advised him on numerous occasions in writing that this breach was, and still is, ongoing
resulting in Amazon, the Directors and employees willfully ignoring fatal
problems in their own systems.

The simple fact is that Mr Gurr on behalf of Amazon accepted responsibility and
absolved us of any blame or responsibility in writing for what they are now using
against us to both damage and defame our company by suspending our Survival
Centre UK store on Amazon.co.uk and the publishing of negative feedback decrying
our service when it was the problems caused Amazon systems in the first place.

This case demonstrates such an egregious and flagrant failure in Duty of Care as to
be staggering for us as a business to believe possible. The subsequent severe
Material Damage to our business in lost earnings, missed growth opportunities,
extra overheads and defamation combined with a truly shocking manner in which
to treat a “Partner” has left us no other choice but to seek independent redress
with our claim.

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