If you try and do this for civil matters such as council tax they will try and knock you back on the technicality that they will claim that this cannot be used for civil matters.
( although this was clearly not the intention of parliament in 1980)
it concerns the use of the word “complaint” which they construe to mean The charge laid before the bench as opposed to “information laid“ which they construe to mean a civil complaint
There is however an alternative remedy which is the remedy under equity and the court duty to rectify his own mistakes under common law to a certain degree the section 142 application is simply the statutory expression of a common law right
Warrior .....you are......becoming more than you anticipated......
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Be warned
If you try and do this for civil matters such as council tax they will try and knock you back on the technicality that they will claim that this cannot be used for civil matters.
( although this was clearly not the intention of parliament in 1980)
it concerns the use of the word “complaint” which they construe to mean The charge laid before the bench as opposed to “information laid“ which they construe to mean a civil complaint
There is however an alternative remedy which is the remedy under equity and the court duty to rectify his own mistakes under common law to a certain degree the section 142 application is simply the statutory expression of a common law right