Lord Justice David Neuberger – Master of the Rolls

Poster 1: Obtaining Judgement by fraud

When clicking on Poster 1, 3 pages of evidence open:

1. the cover of an ‘approved judgement‘
2. the discussion of the arguments where RW “ought to have disclosed”
3. a newspaper clipping aboug “Fraud concealing information”.

I.e. the judge should not have permitted the non-disclosure of critical evidence.

Poster 2: Judicial Decision in Bankruptcy Proceedings

When clicking on Poster 2, 8 pages of evidence become available:

1. approved judgment
2. p. 12: it is well established that refusal to pay a debt, even if one has the money to do it, can justify a bankruptcy order
3. Section 267 of the Insolvency Act 1986
4. Section 269 of the Insolvency Act 1986
5. Section 272 of the Insolvency Act 1986
6. Decision on the hearing
7. Creditor’s Bankruptcy Petition
8. Form 6.9

Poster 3: Sanctioning the Wrongdoing of Solicitors

When clicking on Poster 3, 4 pages of evidence become available:

1. Judgment Ebert v Midland Bank
2. There WAS proof of debt
3. Laywers’ Duties
4. Evidence in proceedings other than at trial

Poster 4: False statement based on no existing records

Poster 11: sanctioning wrongdoings of the court

When clicking on Poster 4, 9 pages of evidence become available:

1. Order: Ebert v Trustee in Bankruptcy
2. No more actions allowed
3. No more legal proceedings
4. Order: Ebert v Trustee in Bankruptcy
5. No judgment has been entered
6. No record of judgment
7. From Neuberger to Bankruptcy Trustee
8. Letter page 2
9. Ruling by Mr Justice Patten

When clicking on Poster 11, 34 pages of evidence open:

1. Insolvency case details
2. Insolvency case details p.2
3. Letter by Insolvency Service
4. 22 July 1997 Adjudged Bankrupt
5. Endorsement on Order
6. 22 July 1997 Order
7. Bankruptcy Petition 11216/96
8. Total debt allegedly owed
9. Bankruptcy Petition 238 SD 96
10. Case no 1994 M 1568
11. Names of the parties in case 1995 M 1568

Poster 12 p1: Should have dismissed unlawful Bankruptcy Petition

Poster 12 p2

When clicking on Poster 12, 16 pages of evidence become accessible.

Poster 13: Judicial finding of extortion in Bankruptcy Proceedings

When clicking on Poster 13,  2 pages of evidence can be viewed.

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