The Crawfords post eviction liabilities

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PeanutGallery wrote:You can't win arguments with these people because they don't have the acumen to recognise where they might be mistaken and their grasp of what should be is nebulous at best.
No, the reason you can't win an argument with "these" people, or any group like this, is that they don't want to, an never intend to, listen to or hear anything that doesn't agree with their current fantasy. It is the same with the sovcit crowd when arguing about a law or laws. Many of them really are functionally illiterate, but a good proportion are intentionally illiterate when it comes to hearing something that contradicts them.

I don't know how they do it in England, but here I've seen formal and official documents, warrants, indictments, etc that were simply typed out on plain paper and signed, sometimes with a seal and sometimes not, although usually there is a seal of some kind. I've also seen them come out on fancy letterhead and looking all but offset printed, and sealed with fancy seals and all. It just varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. One thing they generally have in common though is that they are served at the end of someone official, like a policeman or deputy sheriff, and that pretty much makes them "real" and "official", you want to argue about it, you go in to court, you don't do it at the time, that just usually gets you jailed.
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The judgement has been posted here


https://www.facebook.com/download/17084 ... DGMENT.pdf

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Bones wrote:The judgement has been posted here


https://www.facebook.com/download/17084 ... DGMENT.pdf

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The judgement is plain and simple, the judge even says that the application to restore the property to Crawford is unexplained, and dismisses the nonsense about how the warrant was served.
It's got to be another success, times 15. Boom !!!!!!!
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Joinder wrote:
Bones wrote:The judgement has been posted here


https://www.facebook.com/download/17084 ... DGMENT.pdf

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The judgement is plain and simple, the judge even says that the application to restore the property to Crawford is unexplained, and dismisses the nonsense about how the warrant was served.
It's got to be another success, times 15. Boom !!!!!!!
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Four pages of rinse and repeat, rinse and repeat, stupidity upon stupidity.

'Totally without merit', so costs would have been awarded presumably. Stupid, stupid man !
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These "SUCCESSES" just keep piling up, don't they..
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Who posted the judgement, surely not the Crawfords?
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Jeffrey wrote:Who posted the judgement, surely not the Crawfords?
Not a chance, YIamcross organised a whip round, then ordered and paid for the transcript :lol:

So hat's off to Yiam, sterling work Sir !!
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Maybe someone could forward it to that nice young lady at the Nottingham Post who's been covering this, I'm sure she'd like to report on the Crawfords latest failure, after all the good and occasionally deranged people of Nottingham deserve to know how Tom's been getting on with the court stuff.

It's just win after win after win for the Crawford bunch and if that's what they call winning, I must be such a loser.
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PeanutGallery wrote:Maybe someone could forward it to that nice young lady at the Nottingham Post who's been covering this.
She has a copy, just as some members of Nottingham police have a copy of Haining's interpretation of threats and harassment from today, just in case he wishes to argue the definition at a later date.

I mean if you consider someone talking about you, or a friend, on YouTube to be threatening and harassing, and causing you to be fearful then what would you call someone shoving a camera in your face while calling you a twat, or a paedophile protector?
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So hat's off to Yiam, sterling work Sir !!
Hear, hear!
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Tom Crawford

16 hrs · Edited

Just a little reminder for those who Doubt.

And so what does the phrase he had the last laugh mean ?

When someone says that “he had the last laugh” it basically means that the person eventually had some great success, even if there were other people in doubt or if that person had some failures or setbacks before he was successful and he ‘won’ something. If you think of the actual words in the phrase “he had the last laugh” then it makes even more sense – there may have been other people who ‘laughed’ before ‘he’ did, but eventually ‘he’ was the winner, and for that reason ‘he’ had the ‘last laugh.

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=false+document
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guilty wrote:
Tom Crawford

16 hrs · Edited

Just a little reminder for those who Doubt.

And so what does the phrase he had the last laugh mean ?

When someone says that “he had the last laugh” it basically means that the person eventually had some great success, even if there were other people in doubt or if that person had some failures or setbacks before he was successful and he ‘won’ something. If you think of the actual words in the phrase “he had the last laugh” then it makes even more sense – there may have been other people who ‘laughed’ before ‘he’ did, but eventually ‘he’ was the winner, and for that reason ‘he’ had the ‘last laugh.

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=false+document
But we didn't have the last laugh yet, we've had the first laugh, the middle laughs, the actual eviction laughs, the Betty laughs, we've had loads of laughs, and we know it's not over, because now at the end of a lovely dinner and a show we sit waiting patiently for the bill to arrive in the hope it will provide an encore performance.

Keep going Tom. We'd miss you if you came to your senses.
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PeanutGallery wrote: But we didn't have the last laugh yet, we've had the first laugh, the middle laughs, the actual eviction laughs, the Betty laughs, we've had loads of laughs, and we know it's not over, because now at the end of a lovely dinner and a show we sit waiting patiently for the bill to arrive in the hope it will provide an encore performance.

Keep going Tom. We'd miss you if you came to your senses.
Don't forget the advising Haining how to massively lose in the hight court and end up with over a grand in costs against him laugh. Tom Crawford, the giraffe's giraffe.

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PeanutGallery wrote:
guilty wrote:
Tom Crawford

16 hrs · Edited

Just a little reminder for those who Doubt.

And so what does the phrase he had the last laugh mean ?

When someone says that “he had the last laugh” it basically means that the person eventually had some great success, even if there were other people in doubt or if that person had some failures or setbacks before he was successful and he ‘won’ something. If you think of the actual words in the phrase “he had the last laugh” then it makes even more sense – there may have been other people who ‘laughed’ before ‘he’ did, but eventually ‘he’ was the winner, and for that reason ‘he’ had the ‘last laugh.

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=false+document
But we didn't have the last laugh yet, we've had the first laugh, the middle laughs, the actual eviction laughs, the Betty laughs, we've had loads of laughs, and we know it's not over, because now at the end of a lovely dinner and a show we sit waiting patiently for the bill to arrive in the hope it will provide an encore performance.

Keep going Tom. We'd miss you if you came to your senses.
He'll keep us all entertained furthermore when he victoriously loses SMH. :Axe:
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Losleones wrote:
PeanutGallery wrote:
guilty wrote:
But we didn't have the last laugh yet, we've had the first laugh, the middle laughs, the actual eviction laughs, the Betty laughs, we've had loads of laughs, and we know it's not over, because now at the end of a lovely dinner and a show we sit waiting patiently for the bill to arrive in the hope it will provide an encore performance.

Keep going Tom. We'd miss you if you came to your senses.
He'll keep us all entertained furthermore when he victoriously loses SMH. :Axe:
He can't even get this right, it is an idiom not a quote, as it isn't attributable to any specific person. That and if he is going to use an idiom he should look it up, there is a who in it, it is actually "He who laughs last, laughs longest." or "He who laughs last, laughs best." All it means is that If someone does something not nice to you, while that person may feel pleased or even happy with what they did, you will feel even more pleased and even Joyous if you get revenge on that person.

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The more he does, the more he reminds me of Frank Spencer, everything he touches goes wrong. Frank though has one over on him, Frank was likable and he was trying to do the right thing. Tom may look fetching in a beret and it would be far more appropriate.

For our American viewers Frank Spencer was a British sit-com way back, here is an example of comedy gold.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlwQVElQcIk
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guilty wrote:
Tom Crawford

16 hrs · Edited

Just a little reminder for those who Doubt.

And so what does the phrase he had the last laugh mean ?

When someone says that “he had the last laugh” it basically means that the person eventually had some great success, even if there were other people in doubt or if that person had some failures or setbacks before he was successful and he ‘won’ something. If you think of the actual words in the phrase “he had the last laugh” then it makes even more sense – there may have been other people who ‘laughed’ before ‘he’ did, but eventually ‘he’ was the winner, and for that reason ‘he’ had the ‘last laugh.

https://www.google.co.uk/#q=false+document
An odd comment to make - it's as if he has learnt that the judgement from his recent (failed) court case is now in the public domain :idea:
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In reply to Tom's 'last laugh' post:
Dave John Clapham The banks have corrupted parliaments and courts in order to achieve their seemingly invincible position. Through the parliaments, banks have set in place legislation which form the blue print and provide the means to realize their goal.

However, such legislation can only be enforced through the courts where, if justice were to prevail, bad laws would be vetoed and rejected in fair trials or tribunals. That is why the banks have to have dominance over the courts. They do this by firstly controlling the judges and secondly eliminating juries - thereby removing any possibility that the judges may "do right" or that the people may exercise their will.
But there is a chink in the banks' armour - an Achilles' heel. There is a way to smash the banks by proclaiming a simple truth which the banks have swept aside in the implementation of their practice of issuing loan contracts.

The truth is in the meaning of the word, "variable", as found in the Oxford English Dictionary. "Variable" means "uncertain" and "certain" means "not variable". For contracts to be valid under the common law, there must be "certainty of terms" as an essential element. Therefore, all loan contracts in which the banks have incorporated variable interest rates are invalid. Those loans are illegal and the banks are common law criminals.

The judges know this and are concealing this serious offence. This website exposes the incompetence, corruption and treachery in the judiciary.
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Dave John Clapham, that is one of the funniest things I think I have ever read.

1) The banks don't control Parliament. Parliament regulates the banks, if you think the banks are doing bad stuff right now think about how much more they would get away with if their wasn't actual regulation or laws preventing them, heard of debtors prisons? We don't have them any more BECAUSE of Parliament and regulation. We also don't have slavery BECAUSE of Parliament.
2) The courts don't exist to keep Parliament in check. It's not their job and never has been. If a court were to act against the express will of Parliament, by vetoing a law, it would be called Treason. What the courts do and have always done since the common law system was started by William the Conqueror is interpret the law made by first the crown and Parliament.
3) Jury trials are very expensive, do you think Juries are full of people just doing their civic duty for free? Of course not, each juror is reimbursed for their time taken up while the case is continuing. So it's in the interest of all the parties not to use them for certain trials, or where the point of law being argued is rather complicated, or where the point of law is bloody simple, staring you in the face and the case should never have been brought to court (see Tom Crawford).

A variable interest rate is not a failure for their to be certainty of terms. When you take out a loan with a variable interest rate you are certain in the knowledge that the rate can change as is the bank and you both agree to this. Try arguing in front of a judge that you weren't certain that the rate could change when it was INCORPORATED INTO THE AGREEMENT.

Also the principle of access to justice for all, as enshrined in Magna Carta is still very much available. Tom Crawford has had justice, you can't say the courts haven't listened to him they have and then they've told him that he's wrong. He's not been denied justice, he's had his days in court and he failed. He failed because he was wrong and his opponents were right. He failed because it would be an injustice to others to award Tom a house which he has not paid for, when others have paid their debts in full.
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