Cyber Attacks, False Allegations & TGBMS Class Actions Update Before I update you on the current state of play in the TGBMS Class Actions, I need to let you know what transpired at the end of last year, when some very serious issues arose, which unfortunately hampered the progress we intended to make in that […]
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Nelson Trust v Bank of Scotland | Just-Us System Declared Void
Nelson Trust v Bank of Scotland | Just-Us System Declared Void There now follows a transcript of the judgment of HHJ Behrens, which is subject to Crown Copyright and published under a Fair Use and Fair Dealing Notice, for the purposes of educating the public and providing commentary about the Justice System. The judgment was […]
Read moreMagna Carta 2020 | The Restoration of Common Law
MAGNA CARTA 2020 |The Restoration of Common Law In the shadow cast by the continuing Brexit Pantomime, which has proven beyond reasonable doubt that Parliament is incapable of carrying out the will of the people, here lies the 1st draft of Magna Carta 2020, a Great Charter for the 21st century. Let it be known […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101 | The Section 1(3) Point and the Estoppel Issue
Mortgage Fraud 101 | The Section 1(3) Point and the Estoppel Issue Referring to the proper making and delivery of mortgage deeds, 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 […]
Read moreCease and Desist Notice To Lloyds Banking Group
Cease and Desist Notice To Lloyds Banking Group Today we have caused the service of the following Notice To Cease & Desist, upon the Chief Executive Officer of the Lloyds Banking Group, demanding the immediate cessation of all mortgage-related proceedings, in which there has been at least one allegation of some form of signature forgery. […]
Read moreTotally Without Merit – The Defendants’ Arguments
Totally Without Merit – The Defendants’ Arguments Here lie the arguments that will almost certainly be thrown at us in the class actions by the defendants, as written by a man who I mistook as a loyal and trusted friend and the barrister he took advice from on the veracity of the TGBMS Grounds, which […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101: Case Law on Forced Entry by Bailiff and Police
Mortgage Fraud 101: Case Law on Forced Entry by Bailiff and Police Here are some essential pieces of case law, which should be used to deal with a bailiff and police, who claim they have the right to force entry into your property, without a valid warrant, order or debt. A bailiff may not encourage […]
Read moreBrexit Shambles: Britain Left The EU On March 29 2019
Brexit Shambles: Britain Left The EU On March 29 2019 Here lies what might turn out to be the real reason for the Brexit shambles presided over by Cameron and May, who teed everything up perfectly for Boris Johnson to play the role of the English Trump and finish the job of fraudulently replacing UK […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101: Maxims of Equity and Commerce
Mortgage Fraud 101: Maxims of Equity and Commerce Maxims of Equity Here lie the Maxims of Equity: Equity regarding what ought to be done Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy Equity delights in equality One who seeks equity must do equity Equity aids the vigilant, not those who slumber on […]
Read moreMortgage Fraud 101: The Commercial Lien Process
This UK-centric Commercial Lien 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 […]
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