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Audita querela (Law Latin for "[the] complaint [having been] heard") is a writ, stemming from English common law, that serves to permit a defendant who has had a judgment rendered against him or her to seek relief of the consequences of such a judgment where there is some new evidence or legal defense that was not previously available. The writ is thus generally used to prevent a judgment from being executed where enforcement of that judgment would be "contrary to justice". At common law, the writ may be useful where a creditor engages in fraud before the judgment is rendered, or because the debt had been discharged, paid or otherwise satisfied after the judgment is rendered.

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Courts! What do the staff know...or what are they trying to do? Brief conversation this morning relating to N244 for set aside: [court]Dear Sir, As you attended this hearing on the 15th February 2024, you cannot apply to set that order aside, you must Appeal using the form attached. You have 21 days in which to file an Appeal after a hearing. As more than 21 days have passed, you will need to state on the form why you are Appealing out of time and ask for permission to file out of time. Please note that waiting for a copy of the order before Appealing is not a valid reason. [me]Dear Mr Fox, Thank you for your email and assistance, we did check CPR for Appeal or Set aside and did not find this rule where we cannot set aside an order if we attended the hearing, would you kindly point out this CPR to us. [court]Dear Sir, Court staff aren’t legally trained, so I cannot point you to the CPR rule. [me]Dear Mr Fox, Thank you kindly for your email, we do not ask for legal advice but believe what we ask regarding Court Procedure Rules is inline with procedural guidance; and: Although HMCTS court staff will be happy to offer procedural guidance, they are not permitted or trained to give legal advice or discuss whether you can or should appeal. https://www.judiciary.uk/how-the-law-works/appeals-process/#:~:text=Although%20HMCTS%20court%20staff%20will,you%20can%20or%20should%20appeal. Is there CPR stating we must appeal as we attended the hearing? [court]Dear Sir, I am afraid I do not know if there is a CPR rule concerning Appealing attended hearing. The court will issue whatever you choose to do, but it will be for a Judge to decide on the validity of it? Always question everything! ps. this is a civil matter, where I took a bank to court for breach of DPA

Regarding petition, protests and all these groups and sites: If people stood for their rights none of this would be needed. petitions and protests don't work, as they reaffirm the "leaders" position by the act of asking them. "a State cannot cause harm only a man or woman acting for it can cause harm. We are to hold those who act these parts accountable as one of mankind if they act unlawfully. A jury is the law and can nullify a legal." https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/of-mankind/

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Here's a little from Understanding Equity Essentials, which is written to explain the system and help you deal with the agents/pirates. In the Crown's courts one acts as the person, personality, suit, legal fiction, being a commercial instrument, a corporation. As far as they are concerned you are the fiction. Don’t be afraid of the “strawman”, this is what it was created for...Don the suit of the person, act the part, play the game, and win. In the County Court (at law) the Judge however must simply administer the correct legislation (s.136 LPA 1925), as this is all they know, rules and templates. When ordered to adduce an unredacted document (revealing the trustee) lies and deceit are exposed as seen in Promontoria (Oak) Ltd v Emanuel [2020] - agent concealed the deed and withdrew it from evidence when ordered to submit the unredacted copy. Neither Emanuel or the Solicitors realised why the judge ruled in favour of Emanuel. A utility company does not supply you anything, they are merely a billing agent. You are beneficiary. The billing agent is assigned billing authority on behalf of a trustee. You should not be using a debit to settle bills. You should be using a bank giro credit instead. Your signature is valuable, use it. Once a bank giro credit is signed by you, as beneficiary, that instrument must be treated as cash and applied to your account. Agents require a DoA and none are able to adduce any such evidence into a Court for fear of exposing the chain of assignment to the Banking cartels pulling the strings. Specific consent - all agents and HMRC (an agent itself to the City of London) are required to evidence your consent for the accessing, processing, storing and sharing of your data. No consent, no deal. Same applies to Council Tax. Learn about; the Law of Property Act and why it is key, about agency, Deed of Assignment, chose in action/right to claim, banks, maxims, remedies...and much much more. See more https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/understanding-equity.../ While it is on offer, take advantage of all our equitable information and save yourself worry and frustration along with £Ks https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/equity-bundle-offer-2/ Have a great Easter Weekend

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four chose in action: 1. Statutory or legal assignments of legal choses in action 2. Statutory or legal assignments of equitable choses in action 3. Equitable assignments of equitable choses in action 4. Equitable assignments of legal choses in action Without a chose there is no claim. Trustees and Agents cannot have a claim against a beneficiary. Any attempt to claim is a breach of trust and restitution due to the beneficiary(s) - us. By asking pertinent questions pursuant to specific legislation, we can evidence that an agent (acting for trustee) has no chose. Agents are everywhere, debt collection agents, billing agents, HMCTS is agent to the Ministry of Justice...when you start to see it, you see it for what it is: an illusion.

five steps to follow: 1. DSAR – ask specific questions to the Data Protection Officer, 4 to 5 is usually enough 2. 7 Day Notice – at 21 days send the 7 Day Notice to remind the Data Protection Officer After one calendar month: 3. Letter Before Claim – send this to the Data Protection Officer laying out the breaches and claim amount 4. Optional; formal complaint to the Data Protection Officer, and raise complaint with the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) 5. Bring a claim for breach of GDPR, file N1 form in County Court Money Claims Centre CCMCC https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/equity-bundle-offer-2/

six equitable remedy: 1. Breach of trust – trustees and agents have an obligation to provide the beneficiary with the data requested in a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) under GDPR or Data Protection Act 2018. All too often they conceal the data and banks relationship 2. Specific disclosure – under PD57AD (was CPR31 then PD51) an application to court for specific data that has been concealed 3. Injunction – prevent an agent from repossession of your property 4. Compensation – should cover lost time and any re-payments (plus interest) made via a credit agreement 5. Restitution – for any unjust enrichment, the beneficiary should be restored to their initial position 6. Equity – Chancery for trust matters that include securitisation and complicated cases https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/equity-bundle-offer-2/

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eight maxims (to be learned): 1. Consensus facit legem – Consent makes the law. A contract is a law between the parties, which can acquire force only by consent 2. Qui tacet consentire videtur – A party who is silent appears to consent 3. Non videntur qui errant consentire – He who errs is not considered as consenting 4. Disparata non debent jungi – Unequal things ought not to be joined 5. Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat – The burden of the proof lies upon him who affirms, not he who denies 6. Incerta pro nullis habentur – Things uncertain are considered as nothing 7. Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus – False in one thing, false in everything 8. Quaelibet jurisdictio cancellos suos habet – Every jurisdiction has its boundaries https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/equity-bundle-offer-2/

This is what was said: this gives some of the relevant acts, and using a DSAR correctly, you may recognise: it is for the most part the wrong info, or it would be working bud. the link i posted has loads of free info people can navigate if researched correctly. it is using the existing legislation, so they can't wriggle out of it...fact. some of the free info on that link: 1. Law of Property Act 1925 S. 52 – Conveyances to be by deed 2. Law of Property Act 1925 S. 53 – Instruments required to be in writing 3. Law of Property Act 1925 S. 136 – Legal assignments of things in action 4. Law of Property Act 1925 S. 196 – Regulations respecting notices 5. Companies Act 2006 S. 44 – Execution of documents 6. Data Protection Act 2018 S. 35 – The first data protection principle 7. Data Protection Act 2018 S. 173 – Alteration etc of personal data to prevent disclosure to data subject six equitable remedy: 1. Breach of trust – trustees and agents have an obligation to provide the beneficiary with the data requested in a Data Subject Access Request (DSAR) under GDPR or Data Protection Act 2018. All too often they conceal the data and banks relationship 2. Specific disclosure – under PD57AD (was CPR31 then PD51) an application to court for specific data that has been concealed 3. Injunction – prevent an agent from repossession of your property 4. Compensation – should cover lost time and any re-payments (plus interest) made via a credit agreement 5. Restitution – for any unjust enrichment, the beneficiary should be restored to their initial position 6. Equity – Chancery for trust matters that include securitisation and complicated cases five steps to follow: 1. DSAR – ask specific questions to the Data Protection Officer, 4 to 5 is usually enough 2. 7 Day Notice – at 21 days send the 7 Day Notice to remind the Data Protection Officer After one calendar month: 3. Letter Before Claim – send this to the Data Protection Officer laying out the breaches and claim amount 4. Optional; formal complaint to the Data Protection Officer, and raise complaint with the Information Commissioners Office (ICO) 5. Bring a claim for breach of GDPR, file N1 form in County Court Money Claims Centre CCMCC if we're dealing with commerce then we have to be the equitable side, or we're legal side and that's their realm so we rarely win, this is what KP are doing wrong. and there's a section all about how man can protect his rights. https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/ see what you think?

Then I was deleted before even having chance to remove the link! Am I out of order here? No doubt this will get them some new members, but beware information is suppressed here.

Use specific legislation to settle bills and make payments. These procedures usually take 4-5 weeks to implement – be one step ahead, lose any fear and enjoy the knowledge. How we make payment to utility (billing agents) not with our cash that we worked for How we deal with Council Tax, what it is and why it, and the process to obtain and enforce it is not legal, reclaim what you have paid and deal with any current issue How we deal with Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) whether issued by a Council or a private company, see the differences and how to prove they have no right to a claim Get a deep understanding on how the system works, this foundational information brings greater context to the other modules and how everything in the fiction ties in Discounted: https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/equity-bundle-offer-2/

As a man in the private using notices to another of mankind that did a harm, this can be used at court with a jury. https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/of-mankind/ Or we act, As beneficiary using legislation to defeat corporations making illegal claims. https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/being-a-beneficiary/ Both these when done correctly will give closure and remedy. https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/ The image is to help our farmers...please support, but realise protesting won't work very well, because those elected are in power and protesting simply says we don't like what you're doing, but we recognise your power.

The fraud is rife, if we deal with any matters we have and start challenging and bringing claims from all angles we'll soon sort this shit show out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJNvSh0JxPs

How can using legislation to your advantage be done? So that we remove debts honourably, become financially free and enjoy the fruits of our labour as we should. https://solutionsuneed.co.uk/being-a-beneficiary/