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Can anyone advise on the correct form I should use to reply to the courts and the appellant in a bankruptcy case
I won my petition to bankrupt a builder and now he is appealing to the higher courts which I wise to oppose on the grounds that;
(a) he lost the initial hearing case which brought about this unpaid debt
(b) he lost his appeal against this hearing outcome
(c) he lost his request to set aside the SD2
(d) he lost his request to oppose bankruptcy
He is effectively wanting a 5th bit of the cherry and at the bankruptcy hearing the judge got quite annoyed with the defendant stating he seemed to be abusing the law and appeals processes because he cannot accept the fact that he is wrong and has lost. They asked for permission to appeal but the judge said no, so they are requesting permission to appeal to the higher courts. It seems mad that the law even allows this appeals process as it would in essence mean 4 seperate district judges were wrong and the builder in all his legal wisdom knows better.
I have received lengthy document stating why he wishes to appeal which all of which has already been dismissed by the district judge at the bankruptcy hearing.
Nothing has legally changed since the initially hearing so I simply want to use the correct form to reply to the court and appellant stating as such and ask the court not to grant permission to appeal yet again as this ‘appeals’ process and constant desire to appeal until he gets the answer he wants is ridiculous
Can anyone advise
thank you
Can anyone advise on the correct form I should use to reply to the courts and the appellant in a bankruptcy case
I won my petition to bankrupt a builder and now he is appealing to the higher courts which I wise to oppose on the grounds that;
(a) he lost the initial hearing case which brought about this unpaid debt
(b) he lost his appeal against this hearing outcome
(c) he lost his request to set aside the SD2
(d) he lost his request to oppose bankruptcy
He is effectively wanting a 5th bit of the cherry and at the bankruptcy hearing the judge got quite annoyed with the defendant stating he seemed to be abusing the law and appeals processes because he cannot accept the fact that he is wrong and has lost. They asked for permission to appeal but the judge said no, so they are requesting permission to appeal to the higher courts. It seems mad that the law even allows this appeals process as it would in essence mean 4 seperate district judges were wrong and the builder in all his legal wisdom knows better.
I have received lengthy document stating why he wishes to appeal which all of which has already been dismissed by the district judge at the bankruptcy hearing.
Nothing has legally changed since the initially hearing so I simply want to use the correct form to reply to the court and appellant stating as such and ask the court not to grant permission to appeal yet again as this ‘appeals’ process and constant desire to appeal until he gets the answer he wants is ridiculous
Can anyone advise
thank you
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