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You can harass me all you like with your Spamming my website, after all you have been doing so in other ways for the past 26 years as the State of the United Kingdom being a lapdog of the United States of America, but I am not flustered. I consider myself to being the greatest Hindu of all times who has fathomed Reality in the minutest detail. Persecution is nothing that I cannot tolerate. I hit back accordingly in time honoured retaliation of self-defence dharmayudha.
I am not budging from this country of the United Kingdom and will have nothing more to do with the Courts of the United Kingdom after the non-acknowledgment of the attached correspondence: ToAttorneyGeneralccNumerousLegalVOPA(ASSESSMENT OF GOVERNMENT POLICY ON LAW AND ORDER)27Nov2023.docx
No one can touch me. I have my British Passport and British Nationality and can travel freely wherever I like in the world. I will continue to develop my websites from here in the United Kingdom until a Court of Law deems these to be unlawful. I will live here until I die.
Is that understood?
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Your Honour
Kindly look into this matter as to the legalities of the Government's approach to Law and Order under the Constitution of the United Kingdom:Being forced out of the United Kingdom by unscrupulous Monarchists (knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com) https://www.knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com/post/being-forced-out-of-the-united-kingdom-by-unscrupulous-monarchists
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Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
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· Understanding the possession action process: A guide for social landlords in England and Wales - GOV.UK (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/understanding-the-possession-action-process-guidance-for-landlords-and-tenants/understanding-the-possession-action-process-a-guide-for-social-landlords-in-england-and-wales)
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Pursuant Practice Direction 51O of the CPR, all documents must be filed via CE-File. Any documents received via post or email will be destroyed via confidential waste, only documents with cheques will be returned to you.
Exceptions to the above apply where the court requests alternative filing, advice by Counsel for an approval hearing or stated in another Practice Direction or Part of the CPR. If an order states filing by email, please attach a copy of the order and state the paragraph with this direction.
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In accordance with Practice Direction 5B – all emails to the court should include the following, failure to do so will result in the court not actioning or acknowledging your email.
Subject Header – Case number, parties’ names and any dates relating to an up-coming hearing
Provide a clear description of the contents in the body of the e-mail message. Please refrain from messages such as “Please see attached”.
Please copy your message to the relevant parties where applicable.
Any document that carries a fee and does not state or include proof of payment or fee remission will not be actioned.
If you're unable to comply with these points or any other part of Practice Direction 5B - Electronic communication and filing, your message will not be dealt with.
Team Contacts & Query Types
QB Masters Listing QBMastersListing@Justice.gov.uk – Applications/Hearings before a Master
QB Asbestos QB.Asbestos@Justice.gov.uk – Asbestos Claims Only
QB Judges Listing Office QBJudgesListingOffice@Justice.gov.uk – Applications/Hearings before a Judge
QB Enforcement Section QBEnforcement@Justice.gov.uk – Stay of Executions, Writ, Charging Orders, Deed Polls
QB Issue & Enquiries QBEnquiries@Justice.gov.uk – General Queries, New Claims, Copy Documents
QB Childrens Funds QBChildrensFunds@Justice.gov.uk – All Claims started in the High Court where money has been paid into a Court Fund.
Fees Office FeesRCJ@justice.gov.uk - Help with fees applications
Foreign Process Foreignprocess.rcj@justice.gov.uk – Registration of Foreign Judgements
You can find contact details for other courts in other jurisdictions at the Courts & Tribunals Finder.
Other useful links & Plain Text versions of those stated above
Coronavirus Working Practices https://www.gov.uk/guidance/hmcts-weekly-operational-summary-on-courts-and-tribunals-during-coronavirus-covid-19-outbreak
Daily Cause List https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/court-lists/list-queens-bench-masters
CE-File https://efile.cefile-app.com/login?referer=%2F
CE-File Information & Support https://www.gov.uk/guidance/ce-file-system-information-and-support-advice
Courts & Tribunals Finder https://courttribunalfinder.service.gov.uk/search/
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