Hi Folks,
While preparing a complaint against appeal judges for deleting facts, I've noticed that even the supreme court seem to have been colluding with the banks in what seems now to be pretty blatant.
As folk are possibly aware, I've been trying unsuccessfully to sue for redress for a wrongful default for 11 years now.
Put simply, a wrongful default, besides annihilating creditworthiness,can prevent families from buying a family home. In our case, we were trying back in 2003.
Prices for family homes where we were trying to buy doubled within 3 years and haven't come back down amid the continuing banking scandals. We have new defaults now on the credit needed to bring the case. Lawyers insisted on exhausting the "buffer" needed to maintain a 0% credit regime.
Following a maths error in the lower court and an incompetent ruling in the appeal court, the supreme court couldn't bring itself to rule that reparation is due, despite acknowledging that the bank has behaved unlawfully.
The supreme court ruled that the altering of a "crucial" fact in Scotland broke a causal link. They failed to recognise that the causal link was already established much more simply in the evidence.
Findings of fact, that weren't interfered with by the Scottish appeal court were:
30) But for the adverse entry on the UK credit agencies….he would have been able to afford such a mortgage.
and
32) But for this inability to borrow sufficient money he would have purchased the property.
HFC Bank sent this attached letter threatening me with a default and outlining the consequences that included an inability to obtain a mortgage. Besides extortion (currently being invesigated by CID) it is also the causal link!
The default prevented us buying a family home.
The supreme court also denies that deleting facts evidenced in paragraph 55 of the original ruling is a legal error!
It's not true. Yet their ruling was unanimous!
Neither the government or the shadow government or even the Scottish government will admit to there being a problem.
Besides avoiding the Tories, Labour & the SNP what else can I try?
Cheers,
Rico.
While preparing a complaint against appeal judges for deleting facts, I've noticed that even the supreme court seem to have been colluding with the banks in what seems now to be pretty blatant.
As folk are possibly aware, I've been trying unsuccessfully to sue for redress for a wrongful default for 11 years now.
Put simply, a wrongful default, besides annihilating creditworthiness,can prevent families from buying a family home. In our case, we were trying back in 2003.
Prices for family homes where we were trying to buy doubled within 3 years and haven't come back down amid the continuing banking scandals. We have new defaults now on the credit needed to bring the case. Lawyers insisted on exhausting the "buffer" needed to maintain a 0% credit regime.
Following a maths error in the lower court and an incompetent ruling in the appeal court, the supreme court couldn't bring itself to rule that reparation is due, despite acknowledging that the bank has behaved unlawfully.
The supreme court ruled that the altering of a "crucial" fact in Scotland broke a causal link. They failed to recognise that the causal link was already established much more simply in the evidence.
Findings of fact, that weren't interfered with by the Scottish appeal court were:
30) But for the adverse entry on the UK credit agencies….he would have been able to afford such a mortgage.
and
32) But for this inability to borrow sufficient money he would have purchased the property.
HFC Bank sent this attached letter threatening me with a default and outlining the consequences that included an inability to obtain a mortgage. Besides extortion (currently being invesigated by CID) it is also the causal link!
The default prevented us buying a family home.
The supreme court also denies that deleting facts evidenced in paragraph 55 of the original ruling is a legal error!
It's not true. Yet their ruling was unanimous!
Neither the government or the shadow government or even the Scottish government will admit to there being a problem.
Besides avoiding the Tories, Labour & the SNP what else can I try?
Cheers,
Rico.
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