All The Plenary’s Men “The King can do no wrong.” —William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England “When the president does it, that means that it is not illegal.” —Ex-President Richard Nixon, interview with David Frost The question at bar is why the U.S. Department of Justice has failed to prosecute any too-big-to-fail banks […]
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A series of articles, audio and video about the equitability of the remedies and protections prescribed by the law.
#TGBMS: Check Mate
Not for the first time, I am the bearer of extraordinarily good news, in relation to my family’s long-running battle with Bank of Scotland and its LPA Receivers, who have enjoyed the protection of a mafia-style judiciary, the complicity of their unscrupulous legal representatives and the refusal of two chief land registrars to remove numerous […]
Continue readingA Victory Dressed in the Clothes of Defeat is still a Victory
“Care about what other people think and you will always be their prisoner.” Lau Tzu. This is especially relevant in a land where the ever-growing state-dependent underclass is given the choice [by an unaccountable overclass] between slaving for less money than they need to exist and getting paid £500 a week as a full-time internet […]
Continue readingTGBMS: CAMERAS ARE THE NEW PITCHFORKS
The Crawford Affair: A Rigged Game. One consequence of rigging the game, whether it be via a casino table, the fixing of elections or by a ‘Court’ system that is designed to deny justice, is that, eventually, the swindle will be revealed and understood by so many it will be impossible to sustain. If we […]
Continue readingReasonable Force: The Fraudulent Predication for Unlawful Aggression
Reasonable Force The amount of force necessary to protect oneself or one’s property. Reasonable force is a term associated with defending one’s person or property from a violent attack, theft, or other type of unlawful aggression. It may be used as a defense in a criminal trial or to defend oneself in a suit alleging […]
Continue reading#TGBMS: The Beginning of The End
For the benefit of all void mortgagors, here is a summary of the Section 1(3) Point & the unenforceable Power of Attorney clause in the unenforceable mortgage conditions. The date of mortgage execution is the date of signature, when the deed [the “it” in section 1(3) of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989] […]
Continue readingBOS Drops Legal Objection to Cancellation of Void Mortgage
Twenty months after our application to have a void and illegal mortgage canceled and removed from the Charges Register by the Land Registrar at Durham Land Registry, Bank of Scotland has withdrawn its entirely bogus legal objection to its removal and requested that the Property Chamber [which replaced the Land Registry adjudicating service and has […]
Continue readingSummary Judgment: Mortgage Deed Declared Void in the High Court
Having spent the better part of the last five years fighting miscarriages of justice over demonstrably void mortgages in her majesty’s courts, it gives me immeasurable pleasure to act as the bearer of good tidings to all those who are currently engaged in similar struggles against the mortgage bandits. Following three hearings before two rather […]
Continue readingThe Dawn of the Bankster Apocalypse
As many of the people who follow my posts already know, I am currently engaged in fighting one of the most clear cases of judicial collusion I have ever witnessed, over the claim of fraud upon the court which the trustees of my family’s property trust served [along with particulars] in the of Autumn last […]
Continue readingBankster’s Possession Order Struck-Out for Misrepresentation
The following is a transcript of a recent High Court judgment, explaining the reasons for the striking-out of a possession order over a property, which was obtained by Spanish bank Santander’s misrepresentation of whether a purported mortgage they were seeking to enforce had been securitised. To the very best of my knowledge, this is the […]
Continue readingThe Toll of Eviction
In the summer of 1987, on the morning before my A level History exam, I oversaw the removal of all my family’s property from our home, in a leafy village in the north of Bernicia. We had been served a notice of eviction by the Official Receiver who was appointed by the High Court my […]
Continue readingUK Mortgage Fraud: A Common Law Remedy
This UK-centric process is not for the faint-hearted or those looking for a quick-fix. If you not in default but have gleaned sufficient knowledge to know that you have been duped, conned and/or misled, then you might consider taking the following course of action against your mortgage bandit, whose entire modus operandi is to get you […]
Continue readingPerfected Lien: Properties Withdrawn From Fire-Sale Auction
The following documents comprise a sanitised version of the process that was initiated earlier this year against invalidly appointed LPA Receivers, who have been acting illegally in the name of the Lien Claimant for almost three years, following their unlawful appointment by an arm of a criminal banking cartel, in the absence of valid and […]
Continue readingJust-US System Declared Void in the High Court
There now follows a transcript of the judgment of HHJ Behrens QC, which is subject to Crown Copyright and published under a Fair Use Notice for educational purposes, having been handed down at the ex-parte hearing of the foregoing application for permission to proceed with Judicial Review, in the High Court at Leeds on 28 […]
Continue readingThe Inequitable Abolition of Grand Juries
From Bouviers: GRAND JURY, practice. A body of men, consisting of not less than twelve nor more than twenty-four, respectively returned by the sheriff of every county to every session of the peace, oyer and terminer and general gaol delivery, to whom indictments are preferred. 4 Bl. Com. 302; 1 Chit. C. L. 310, 1. […]
Continue readingBanksterbusters Playlist
Below are the relevant sections from the 1996 Court of Appeal decision in UBK v Sahib & others, which demonstrate beyond doubt that in the absence of a mortgage contract that contains all of the terms and conditions of the agreement and the signatures of both the mortgagor [the alleged borrower] and the mortgagee [the […]
Continue readingVoid Court Orders
By Shirley Lewald, Solicitor Advocate Higher Rights (Civil and Criminal Courts), MSc (Psych), PGDip (SocSc), PGCPSE, LLB (Hons). The interesting and important nature of a ‘void’ order of a Court is not fully understood and appreciated in England and this article is written to assist the understanding of a ‘void’ order and to assist legal […]
Continue readingFraud Vitiates Everything
All England Law Reports/1956/Volume 1 /Lazarus Estates Ltd v Beasley – [1956] 1 All ER 341 [1956] 1 All ER 341 Lazarus Estates Ltd v Beasley COURT OF APPEAL DENNING, MORRIS AND PARKER LJJ 12, 13, 24 JANUARY 1956 Rent Restriction – Repairs increase – Landlord’s declaration […]
Continue readingVoid Charge Removed from the Register
Garguilo v Jon Howard Gershinson & Anr [2012] EWLandRA 2011_0377 (06 January 2012) We are pleased to welcome solicitor and partner Anis Waiz of Mohindra Maini LLP as he continues his critical review of current case law. Here, Anis examines Garguilo v Jon Howard Gershinson (2) Louisa Brooks Joint Fixed Charge Receivers of Desmond Daniel […]
Continue readingMercury Tax Group v HMRC
Neutral Citation Number: [2008] EWHC 2721 (Admin) Case No: CO/936/2008 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE QUEEN’S BENCH DIVISION ADMINISTRATIVE COURT Royal Courts of Justice Strand, London, WC2A 2LL 13/11/2008 B e f o r e : THE HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE UNDERHILL ____________________ Between: The Queen on the Application of (1) Mercury Tax Group Limited […]
Continue readingStatutory Law of UK Mortgages
Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 The Section 1(3) Argument and the Estoppel Issue Section 1 (3) of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 provides that: “An instrument is validly executed as a deed by an individual if, and only if, (a) it is signed – (i) by him in the presence […]
Continue reading“Sahib” Times Law Report
UNITED BANK OF KUWAIT V SAHIB & OTHERS (1996) Times, 13 February Deposit of deeds does not create charge COURT OF APPEAL Published 13 February, 1996 Before Lord Justice Leggatt, Lord Justice Peter Gibson and Lord Justice Phillips Judgment February 2, 1996 Section 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989, which provided […]
Continue readingUnenforceable Charges
BLUNDELL LECTURES – 34TH ANNUAL SERIES THE ENFORCEABILITY AND UNENFORCEABILITY OF CHARGES OVER LAND – PART I HAVE I GOT A CHARGE? Introduction 1. The overriding theme of this year’s Blundell Lectures is dictated by the economy. Do I have to pay? Can I get out of paying? Can I sue the guarantor? These are […]
Continue readingThe “English” Law of Representative Actions
CLASS ACTIONS: REINVENTING THE WHEEL CIVIL JUSTICE COUNCIL COLLECTIVE ADDRESS EVENT THEOBALD’S PARK: 26 – 27 MARCH 2008 Introduction 1. Imagine you’ve hitched a ride with David Tennant (something which might appeal more to some than others) and he’s taken you back to 1904. He could take you anywhere, to see anyone, but you […]
Continue readingThe English Law of Liens
Extracts from Halsbury’s Laws of England, widely regarded within the legal profession as ‘the bible of English Law’. 701. Types. The concept of lien in the simple sense of a legal right to keep possession of property until a claim has been met and has been extended to cover a number of analogous rights. Liens […]
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