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Bi_Toulet

Lewis, Don't cut your nose off to spite your face,,,, if by any chance we were to win.. and set a precedent would that give you reason to go back to BOI and challenge their decision??

Lewis_Ranieri

Mark,


it helps us all in different ways. Technically in Case Law no, not the way the Case is being run on the Argument you are using. For me, if you win, and I hope you do, hence I offered my FULL support, what it will do is drive a crack in the current stranglehold the Banks have on the Lower Courts for various reasons that are far to complex to discuss here with your current frame of mind, but I am happy to give you all the information you need to help you.


Anyone loosening the grip the Cartel of Central Banks have over Money creation, and the control of that Money is welcome to me. So yes, I wish you luck on the day(s).


If you lose, you will start the ball rolling firmly in the wrong direction and rates will rise on most SVR's. All Banks will use it to hammer Mortgagors on SVR's or Trackers, no matter what, as and when they feel like it. If you lose and that happens, I would not want to be in your boots for anything, particularly as you have been exposed for what you have been up to the last 2 weeks.


You need to be paid I agree, nothing wrong with that in the right format, you are providing a service, and if successful, an invaluable one, priceless even.


If you win, your next target should be LPA Receivers and BTL Repossessions in my opinion in conjunction with Residential Dispossessions. You will develop a National awareness and following backed by decency and honesty.

Lewis_Ranieri

You will also give credence to all Mortgagors causes to deal with Banks, to give them an insight that they can win.

Lewis_Ranieri

If you had not behaved like such a t**t in the beginning we would be off on a different tack, I understand you are protective of your flock and you worked damned hard, you deserve to win.

Lewis_Ranieri

http://downloads.newera.org.za/TheNews/


Episode 9

Lewis_Ranieri

This is what you are up against when you wake up to the FACTS that the Judiciary System is run for the Banks and by the Banks taking instructions from UK PLC - A corporation owned by the Banks.


This is no conspiracy theory or pseudo woo, it is FACT. Michael Tellinger has exposed this directly in Court NewEra vs Investec


http://downloads.newera.org.za/TheNews/

Lewis_Ranieri

http://news.acts.co.za/blog/2013/05/judgement-opens-a-world-of-trouble-for-sa-banks


http://www.stewartslaw.com/stewarts-law-acts-for-investors-in-4-5bn-RBS-court-case.aspx

rate_hike

Lewis_Ranieri wrote: »

This is what you are up against when you wake up to the FACTS that the Judiciary System is run for the Banks and by the Banks taking instructions from UK PLC - A corporation owned by the Banks.


This is no conspiracy theory or pseudo woo, it is FACT. Michael Tellinger has exposed this directly in Court NewEra vs Investec


http://downloads.newera.org.za/TheNews/

Very interesting but that's in a country that's full of corruption,vote fixing etc.

Lewis_Ranieri

Based on a the UK Model. Are you that naïve with no understanding of where the Fractional Reserve Banking System was born and modern Judiciary System was born?

antrobus

Lewis_Ranieri wrote: »

Antrobus - the full trial starts circa 21st May in Miriam Freeman vs BoS (Ireland)...

Ah, so now you admit misleading us when you wrote;

Lewis_Ranieri wrote: »

....Miriam Freeman vs Bank of Scotland (Ireland) full trial on Securitisation off the back of the POA - read it....

because we can't read anything because it hasn't happened yet!:)

I any case, the remaining issue in the case of Freeman & anor -v- Bank of Scotland (Ireland) Limited & ors is relates to the requirement in the Central Bank Code of Practice for the borrowers consent to be obtained for the transfer of a mortgage of residential property - does this requirement have any legal force, was it met in these circumstances? And so forth. Which is all very exciting, but has no bearing whatsover outside Ireland, because the Central Bank Code of Practice only applies to Ireland.