LAPSE OF TIME TO TAKE A DECISION ON CLAIMS J00ME572 AND E35YM660 APPEALS AND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION

LAPSE OF TIME TO TAKE A DECISION ON CLAIMS J00ME572 AND E35YM660 APPEALS AND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS

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Dear Sirs

They say that justice delayed is justice denied; and I have waited 24 years to have my day in Court that has consistently been denied to me to enable me to express my grave concerns on how I have been victimised and persecuted in the United Kingdom and beyond.

The deadline i set is as you will note from the following email.

Yours sincerely

Dr Shantanu Panigrahi

3 Hoath Lane

Wigmore

Gillingham

Kent ME8 0SL

United Kingdom

Tel: 07967789619

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Sent: Friday, 4 November 2022 at 09:48:29 GMT

Subject: LAPSE OF TIME TO TAKE A DECISION ON CLAIMS J00ME572 AND E35YM660 APPEALS AND FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS

Central London County Court

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Dear Sirs

1. I have waited long enough for a judicial resolution of my issues that the Prime Minister Rishis Sunak is now answerable to in relation to the following link and attachments::

APPEAL ON CLAIM E35YM660 (knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com)

APPEAL ON CLAIM E35YM660

APPEAL ON CLAIM E35YM660 Yahoo / Inbox Shantanu Panigrahi <shantanupanigrahi@yahoo.com> To: Central London DJSKE... https://www.knowledgeassessmentanddissemination.com/post/appeal-on-claim-e35ym660

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2. Unless I receive clarification of where I stand with regard to these proceedings, I will terminate my actions as a Claimant and complainant at 5.00 pm today.

Yours sincerely

Dr Shantanu Panigrahi

3 Hoath Lane

Wigmore

Gillingham

Kent ME8 0SL

United Kingdom

Tel: 07967789619

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Shantanu Panigrahi,

Fri, 4 Nov at 09:57

Thank you for contacting the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). We are receiving a high number of enquiries and we will respond to your email within 10 working days. In the meantime, you may find the information below useful.

How to make a complaint

The quickest and easiest way to submit a complaint is via our online complaint form. We will send your complaint directly to the police force involved. The Professional Standards Department (PSD) for the police force will usually respond to your complaint within 15 working days.

Concerns with an ongoing complaint investigation

The IOPC has limited involvement in ongoing complaints handled by the police force’s PSD. If you have an ongoing complaint being handled by the PSD and want to ask for an update, or express any concerns or criticisms, you should contact the PSD directly. Please telephone 101 for the PSD contact details.

The outcome of your complaint and right of review

If you received an outcome letter for your complaint, it may offer you the right to ask for a review. A review can only be considered by the relevant review body. Your outcome letter should name the relevant review body and tell you where to send a request for review. Please ensure any request for review is sent as soon as possible and before the deadline stated in the outcome letter.

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If you wish to report a crime, you must report it directly to the police. If you fear for your safety or are in immediate danger you should ring 999.

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We welcome correspondence in Welsh. We will respond to you in Welsh and that this will not lead to delay.

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For Professional Users

Please note that from Monday 14th February 2022 it is now mandatory for all professional users to submit all applications/correspondence via E-Filing.

HMCTS E-Filing service for citizens and professionals - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

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URGENT applications should be submitted to the court via email to this address: civilappeals.urgentwork@justice.gov.uk between 9am and 4.15 pm

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Cases where in the interests of justice a substantive decision is required within 7 days. The types of work listed below fall into this category

· Child cases

· Committal appeals

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All appellant’s notices will be accepted in the first instance on the basis that they may be rejected at a later date for want of jurisdiction.

Fresh applications for permission to appeal must include:

· a completed appellant’s notice (form N161);

· grounds of appeal on a separate sheet;

· The appropriate court fee via your PBA account, a completed Help with Fees form (EX160) or by contacting the *RCJ Fees Office (see attached)

· a copy of the sealed order being appealed.

· A transcript of judgment should also be provided if available (or should be ordered immediately)

The public counter at E307 (Registry) remains closed, however a drop box facility is available at the main entrance into the Royal Courts of Justice.

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Civilappeals.listing@justice.gov.uk

Civilappeals.associates@justice.gov.uk

The court will issue orders electronically in the first instance.

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The Court of Appeal – Civil Division accepts online complaints through the HMCTS online complaint form: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-service/about/complaints-procedure

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In line with current Government Guidelines, staff are currently working both on site and remotely. Full details of what this means for the individual departments within the Queen's Bench Division are reviewed and updated constantly, they are published at the following link and can be found under the heading Royal Courts of Justice (RCJ). There are no public counters. The Fees Office counter is open by appointment only.

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Filing of Documents/Visiting the Royal Courts of Justice

If you cannot file a document via the preferred methods of CE-File or email, you can post the documents to our department or leave them in a drop box just inside the main entrance. If you do visit the RCJ, you will not be able to speak with any staff other than security.

Hearings

The current directive from the Lord Chief Justice are that hearings will now be listed in court. If a party or parties want to request a remote hearing, either by MS Teams or BT Meet Me. They must contact the Listing Office providing full reasons why a remote hearing is requested. This will them be forwarded to the assigned Judge for consideration. The Daily Cause List is published each day between 2-3pm.

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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.

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Please note that, although the Attorney General superintends the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), Serious Fraud Office (SFO), and Government Legal Department (GLD), these departments are operationally independent and the Attorney General’s Office is unable to intervene in individual cases or comment on any active proceedings.

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If you are the victim in the case in question, or a close family member of the victim, you can expect to be informed of the outcome of your referral. Due to the large number of referrals we receive, we unfortunately cannot guarantee a response to referrals made by those without such a connection to the case.

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