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Bankruptcy attempt
Hi folks,
Battling council tax for nearly 3 years. Defended successfully a charging order application and now they’ve applied for bankruptcy. I immediately put them on notice I would be defending statutory demand and applied to set aside, as expected court gave order to council to apply for bankruptcy (with out hearing). In the interim & following Marks documents I submitted notice to admit facts to which council failed to dispute any of the 39 facts. Now court has granted a hearing for this! I would rather avoid the courts attempt at hoodwinking so I’m looking in to putting court on notice that the facts have already been agreed and council accepts their case is frivolous. Using my position as beneficiary what would be the process to decline attendance as it would be futile as case has already been answered? I’m under no illusion that if I attend, court would attempt to side track me, adjourn case or attempt some other fraudulent activity.
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Hi Johnny, not sure what you wrote, but here is something I can think of….
‘Thank you for your invitation to attend your court, however the following questions submitted on the xxx haven’t been addressed. Without these answers I won’t be able to attend any court case. Apart from that, your court appears to be a private corporation (show the ABN) and I am not aware of an exisitng contract with your organisation.
If you are not able to provide the answers to my list of questions, and provide me with a copy of an existing contract with you, then cease and desist.
Any further correspondence from your organisation will be considered harrassment and legal abuse.
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Brilliant, I’ve drafted something similar.
Thanks
John