The PC gave him multiple warnings that he would be arrested and at the final point says 'don't tense up on me' - me thinks that our Chrissy has been in cuffs before

Odds please gentlemen and ladies for a wrongful arrest claim?
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Telling lies?rumpelstilzchen wrote:What is "fraudulent conveyance of language"?
Yeah, could be. And they have the cheek to criticise lawyers for using flowery language.Pox wrote:Telling lies?rumpelstilzchen wrote:What is "fraudulent conveyance of language"?
Seems made up, no Google hits on that phrase and sounds like typical made up freetard BS since Fraudulent Conveyance means an unlawful transfer of money to avoid debt.Pox wrote:Telling lies?rumpelstilzchen wrote:What is "fraudulent conveyance of language"?
I'm sure that I heard some dopey idiot in the background saying that the court seal was broken.Pox wrote:Come on, we should all know by now that the above is a fraudulent document!Forsyth wrote:
A screenshot of the writ of possession worthless, fraudulent, tampered with photocopy that they showed to the camera refused to let anyone see:
Where is the wet signature ( signed in red, using Dodo blood)?
Give the guys a break, will ya.
P.S. looks like a fee has been paid unlike the one for Castle Crawford (allegedly).
This is one of his earlier attendances at an eviction. The police officer's stupidity was highlighted when she allowed the warrant to be handed over to Chrissy. He must have thought that all his Christmas's had arrived together.Skeleton wrote:It does not matter what paperwork you put in front of fruit loops like Morris, they will find something wrong with it or find a reason not to look at it. He has also perfected the art of you have to identify yourself, but it is none of your business who I am, I am lost as to why he thinks that is helping anyone in this kind of situation. Title of his latest interference in an eviction should be "Idiot spouts bullshit and gets himself arrested again."
Yes a very good video of Morris the "leader" gobbing his usual bullshit and failing to understand he had picked the wrong Policeman to gob off at. The Police Sgt concerned listened to both sides, made his decision and Morris simply did not get it which is why he was the first to be arrested. He seems to view being arrested as some kind of victory though.Bungle wrote:This is one of his earlier attendances at an eviction. The police officer's stupidity was highlighted when she allowed the warrant to be handed over to Chrissy. He must have thought that all his Christmas's had arrived together.Skeleton wrote:It does not matter what paperwork you put in front of fruit loops like Morris, they will find something wrong with it or find a reason not to look at it. He has also perfected the art of you have to identify yourself, but it is none of your business who I am, I am lost as to why he thinks that is helping anyone in this kind of situation. Title of his latest interference in an eviction should be "Idiot spouts bullshit and gets himself arrested again."
He wouldn't give it back. Nope a hope in hell.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U51r-roJqwU
Yes. You can read the document from Forsyth's screengrab. The Writ is from the Queen, to an Enforcement Agent, telling him to do something. It isn't addressed to anyone else. The EO ("bailiff") isn't obliged to show it to anyone else. A pile of paperwork will already have been sent to the tenant saying that this would happen.doublelong wrote:... He said something along the lines that the warrant was not for the tenant/ debtor, moreover it is granted by the judge and passed to the bailiff to carry out the eviction and therefor it belongs to the bailiff and not the tenant. ...
And the argument about that should be made to the Court, not the EO.littleFred wrote: Evidence is rarely absolute proof, of course. It wouldn't be difficult to fake a Writ of Possession and attempt to enforce it (but it would be highly illegal).
Indeed. If the EO was a crook with an writ he had made himself, he's hardly likely to admit it. The protestors try to persuade the police that the writ is a fraud, thus the EO is committing a crime. The police recognise the accusation is BS, and don't arrest the EO.guilty wrote:And the argument about that should be made to the Court, not the EO.
Speaking of which, who's the barrack-room lawyer here - https://youtu.be/ER_EDTMa3-I?t=2m9s ?Firthy2002 wrote:Sounds like typical made up freetard BSrumpelstilzchen wrote:What is "fraudulent conveyance of language"?
I've found a North Yorkshire Legal Services Ltd but they seem to deal with issues around commercial/industrial property rather than residential.Hercule Parrot wrote: Speaking of which, who's the barrack-room lawyer here - https://youtu.be/ER_EDTMa3-I?t=2m9s ?
He fires off a dubious claim for expert authority very rapidly "I'm a ex-director from Public Prosecutions Limited, and Yorkshire Legal Services Limited", and then continues into the usual FMOTL bollocks. The cops stands with splendid patience and listens carefully, before saying "thank you for your time" and carrying on.
Google has nothing on "Public Prosecutions Limited" or "Yorkshire Legal Services Limited".
I asked the same question yesterday here:Hercule Parrot wrote: Speaking of which, who's the barrack-room lawyer here - https://youtu.be/ER_EDTMa3-I?t=2m9s ?
A bit of background on the events that led to Mrs Patel losing her home:Forsyth wrote: A screenshot of the writ of possession worthless, fraudulent, tampered with photocopy that they showed to the camera refused to let anyone see: