Reinventing bp Shares Grant Forfeited by an error from BP
Reinventing bp Shares Grant Forfeited by an error from BP
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Shantanu Panigrahi <shantanupanigrahi@yahoo.com>
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I have had the attached correspondence with Equate Plus and protested that I did not resign from BP as the matter is still under dispute in Medway County Court under Claim J00ME572, for which a Hearing Date of 27 October 2022 at 10 am:
Correspondence with Equate Plus on BP Reinvent Shares Grant.docs: to be added to the Bundle: BUNDLE FOR HEARING AT MEDWAY COUNTY COURT ON 27 OCTOBER 2022 AT 10 AM (CLAIM JOOME572).PDF+Document_2022-05-13_152026.pdf+ n1-eng Kent Police UpdateJune2022.pdf.
I must have my Hearing whether or not a Judicial input is entered prior to the Hearing Date.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
Tel: 07967789619
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(a) Correspondence with Equate Plus on bp Reinvent Shares Grant.docx 14kB (as above)
(b) Document_2022-05-13_152026.pdf 5.9MB
(c) n1-eng KentPolice UpdateJune2022.pdf 208.7kB
(d) BUNDLE FOR HEARING AT MEDWAY COUNTY COURT ON 27 OCTOBER 2027 AT 10.00 AM (CLAIM J00ME572).pdf 478.7kB:
Correspondence with Equate Plus on bp Reinvent Shares Grant
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Document_2022-05-13_152026
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n1-eng KentPolice UpdateJune2022
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BUNDLE FOR HEARING AT MEDWAY COUNTY COURT ON 27 OCTOBER 2027 AT 10.00 AM (CLAIM J00ME572)
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