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Running Commentary on Legal Proceedings (Claim J00ME572) 10.16 am (UK-Time) 21 May 2022

Updated: Jun 24, 2022

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Shantanu Panigrahi <shantanupanigrahi@yahoo.com>

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Enquiries Medway County, Enquiries Kent

Sat, 21 May at 08:37


Dear Legal Ombudsman


Further to our communications over the past few days, I have managed to dig out some of the most important issues and correspondence that I have had with the Legal Ombudsman concerning the lack of good supervision on the work of lawyers and law firms as attached:


(a) ToLegal OmbudsmanOTSSolicitors20July2018.docx;

(b) ToLegalOmbdusmanccMaidstoneCrnCrt2Apr2018.dox;

(c) ToLegalOmbudsmanccCCMC23Aug2018.docx;

(d)ToLegalOmbudsman3Feb2016.docx;

(e)ToLegalOmbudsman(TChanner)19Oct2016.docx

(f) ToLegalOmbudsman3Oct2018.docx;

(g) FrLegalOmbudsman(Slater&Gordon)2May2017.docx; and

(h) ToLegalOmbudsman5Feb2016.docx.


I hope we can make progress by reviewing these consultations of complaints as soon as possible for the Injunction and Claim Form that has now been updated for consideration of the District Judge at Medway County Court under Claim Number J00ME372.


Yours sincerely


Dr Shantanu Panigrahi

3 Hoath Lane

Wigmore

Gillingham

Kent ME8 0SL

United Kingdom

Tel: 07967789619


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On Friday, 20 May 2022, 21:56:49 BST, Enquiries <enquiries@legalombudsman.org.uk> wrote:

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Download all attachments as a zip file

(a) ToLegalOmbudsmanOTSSolicitors20July2018.docx 29.8kB

(b) ToLegalOmbudsmanccMaidstoneCrnCrt2Apr2018.docx 15.6kB

(c) ToLegalOmbudsmanccCCMCC23Aug2018.docx 15.6kB

(d) ToLegalOmbudsman3Feb2016.docx 14.2kB

(e)ToLegalOmbudsman(TChanner)19Oct2016.docx 16.9kB

(f) ToLegalOmbudsman3Oct2018.docx 20.5kB

(g) FrLegalOmbudsman(Slater&Gordon)2May2017.docx 20.5kB

(h) ToLegalOmbudsman5Feb2016.docx 14.4kB

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ToLegalOmbudsmanccMaidstoneCrnCrt2Apr2018
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ToLegalOmbudsmanccCCMCC23Aug2018
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ToLegalOmbudsman3Feb2016
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ToLegalOmbudsman(TChanner)19Oct2016
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ToLegalOmbudsman3Oct2018
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FrLegalOmbudsman(Slater&Gordon)2May2017
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ToLegalOmbudsman5Feb2016
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