Who Is The Defendant?

1 month ago

Date: 27th November 2018
Case Ref. 44LN0184518 REGINA V DEAN RENSHAW
Court: Isle of Wight, Magistrates Court
CPS Prosecutor Ann Smout

In the above case, the Prosecutor for the CPS confirmed that the Defendant could be either a living man or a legal fiction and that having raised the action they were required to identify the Defendant, in this case they identified the living man as the Defendant.

This information was also confirmed by the Clerk of the Court and the Magistrates; the case was then adjourned to the 7th February 2019.

The failure to identify the Defendant would have confirmed that there was no case to answer.

NO JURISDICTION

1 month ago

At an Appeal Court Hearing in Edinburgh on the 10th October 2018 (LIV-B560-17), Appeal Sheriff McCulloch confirmed that there was a distinction between the living man and the fiction.

The Defendant, in this case, had stated that he would like someone else to represent him. Despite the fact that this request was not submitted in writing Sheriff McCulloch stated that he would allow someone else to represent him on the condition that they accepted the jurisdiction of the court, this was refused as the individual concerned stated that he stood under common law jurisdiction.

Sheriff McCulloch in accepting this stance had confirmed that the living man not only had the right to stand under common law jurisdiction but that the court had no jurisdiction over him.

Two Jurisdictions

1 month ago

In relation to an appeal hearing on the 31st August 2018 (LIV-B560-17), Appeal Sheriff McCulloch confirmed that we currently have two separate jurisdictions operating, the statutory system and that of the Common Law Court.

Appeal Sheriff McCulloch also blatantly lied after he was informed that he worked for the Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service, Sheriff McCulloch stated that he was not paid by them had nothing to do with them, this despite the fact that he is listed a director and shown in a photo on the website.

Taken from the Scottish Courts Website https://www.scotcourts.gov.uk/about-the-scottish-court-service

The Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service Board

Sheriff A Grant McCulloch
Sheriff McCulloch was a solicitor in private practice for 30 years. He was appointed a temporary Sheriff in 1992 and thereafter Sheriff in 2004, first in Dundee, and is currently senior Sheriff at Kirkcaldy. He is a graduate of Edinburgh University, in Law (1973) & Social Sciences (1974). He was a solicitor-advocate, from 1993.

The Living Man

1 month ago

In relation a hearing at Livingston Sheriff Court on 31st JANUARY 2018 (LIV-B560-17), Sheriff Edington confirmed that there was a distinction between the living man and a fiction.

When confronted with a man who had presented his Common Law Birth Certificate and who had claimed common law jurisdiction, Sheriff Edington confirmed that the court did not have any personal jurisdiction over the living man.

PAISLEY SHERIFF COURT – Wednesday 19th December 2018

1 month ago

Assistance Required – Wednesday 19th December 2018

We are looking for witnesses and support in relation to the following case, if anyone can assist please do so.

The Complaint of the PROCURATOR FISCAL against

ROBERT SPROUL
and
JOHN SMITH

IN THE SHERIFF COURT OF NORTH STRATHCLYDE AT PAISLEY

St James Street, Paisley

10am, 19th December 2018

Court Ref: PA18004245

THE COUNTY COURT OF Milton Keynes

1 month ago

Assistance Required – Monday 17th December 2018

We are looking for witnesses and support in relation to the following case, if anyone can assist please do so.

claimant: Santander UK plc
and
defendant: Miss Kealey Emmins and Mr Paul Knott

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Milton Keynes
351 Silbury Boulevard, Witan Gate East, Central Milton Keynes MK9 2DT
@ 12:00 on 17th December 2018

Claim No: E8PP7697

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