by antiaristo » Tue Dec 13, 2005 5:12 pm
<!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>sorry, still lost in the detail. what was the forged document - what was its purpose?<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--> <br><br>jenz,<br>See where it says<br>[INSERT: FORGED Court Order dated February 9 1995]<br><br>[INSERT: Reply from Court Service CEO to Sir Teddy Taylor MP]<br><br>On this document as I wrote it appears a scan of a court order dated February 9 1995, followed by a letter from the Court Service to Sir Teddy Taylor MP dated October 27 1995.<br><br>Let me explain what happened.<br>A few days before Christmas 1994 I was sitting in my house trying to decide what to do. I was alone – knowing I was in danger my wife and daughters were elsewhere.<br><br>Suddenly three words popped into my head “Go to Ireland.”<br><br>It was crazy. My connections there were so weak as to be non-existent. Yet I knew I had to obey my Guardian Angel.<br>So I piled the car with my computer and belongings, and set off for Dublin. A week later I came back for a second load and returned. At the same time I left some letters with a friend to be posted in January. They were addressed to the wives of those who were cheating me.<br><br>On 9 January Lady Archer stood down as a director of Anglia Television.<br><br>Towards the end of January I began to agitate once more with letters from Dublin.<br><br>Then on 13 February 1995 a document was delivered to my front door. I swore an affidavit about it.<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>Plaintiff JP Cleary<br>Fourth Affidavit<br>14 February 1995<br>1994-c- No. 2024<br>IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE<br>QUEENS BENCH DIVISION<br>BEETWEEN<br>                 JOHN PAUL CLEARY                        Plaintiff<br>-        and <br>                 ANGLIA TELEVISION LIMITED                Defendant<br>AFFIDAVIT<br>OF JOHN PAUL CLEARY<br>I, John Paul Cleary, of Meimia, Fakenham Road, Great Ryburgh, Fakenham, Norfolk NR21 7AG MAKE OATH and say as follows<br>1        I am the Plaintiff in this action and I make this affidavit as a matter of record and in opposition to the affidavits made on behalf of the Defendant. Save where otherwise stated, the facts within this affidavit are within my own knowledge<br>2        I refer to Exhibit JPC8 attached to this affidavit, which is a draft minute of order supplied to me by Ashurst Morris Crisp (AMORC) and which was submitted as Exhibit GPW2 with the affidavit sworn by Mr Webb. This was delivered through my letterbox by hand on 8th February 1995, together with cover letter.<br>3        I further refer to Exhibit JPC9 attached to this affidavit. This was delivered to my door in Ireland by a young lady whose only word were “I’m a courier and I have some documents to deliver.” The young lady called at between 8:45 and 8:50 on Monday 13th February. No receipt or signature was sought from myself<br>4        Exhibit JPC9 is included exactly as it was delivered to me, in an unsealed envelope, with no covering letter, and a small note between third parties<br>5        It is my belief that the document shown at Exhibit JPC9 is a forgery and has never been sanctioned by the High Court of England and Wales. I do not come to such a view lightly, and my notes to myself on the evening of 13th February after receipt run to five full pages of A4 longhand. These notes are included as the attached Exhibit JPC10.<br>6        There are marked discrepancies between the documents contained within Exhibits JPC8 and JPC9, and which lend further support to my belief that the Order is not genuine. I detail these below.<br>7        The first discrepancy lies in that the “Order” claims to be serviceable in the Republic of Ireland, when the draft sent to me beforehand did not refer to the Republic at all.<br>8        The second discrepancy lies in changes to the wording included as category (v) by the Defendant. The wording has been changed from “The Independent Television Commission;” to “The Independent Television Commission, its members or their spouses;”<br>9        This amendment must have been made following my letter to the Countess of Dalkieth pointing out to her that ITC members were not covered by the Order of 20th January 1995.<br>10        There is also the minor discrepancy in that the draft Order refers to the Second Affidavit sworn by Mr Webb, whereas Exhibit JPC9 refers to the First Affidavit by Mr Webb. Both dated 7th February 1995<br>11        I believe an effort was made to serve papers on me on the night before the scheduled hearing when my neighbours were disturbed by a motorcycle courier at 10pm on 8th February 1995<br>12        For these reasons, plus my observations included as Exhibit JPC10 I do not believe the “Order” served on me to have any legal validity or enforceability.<br>13        Because of my suspicions I have attached Exhibits JPC8, JPC9 and JPC10 to the body of this Affidavit by means of the binding.<br>Sworn this 14 day of February 1995<br>Before me,<br>A solicitor<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br>Nothing much happened, so I decided to sneak back to England at the end of March.<br>When I got back to Norfolk there were piles and piles of legal papers.<br>The letters to the wives had driven them crazy.<br>The Norfolk, Staffordshire (where my wife and daughters were staying) and Metropolitan Police forces were all searching for me from 10 to 20 January. All sorts of court filings had been made against me at the same time.<br>I shat myself, and got on the first available flight back to Dublin.<br><br>The document you ask about was their effort to shut me up after they had learned I fled their jurisdiction, viz:<br><br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr><!--EZCODE CENTER START--><div style="text-align:center">PENAL NOTICE<br>IF YOU, THE WITHIN NAMED JOHN PAUL CLEARY DISOBEY THE TERMS OF THIS ORDER YOU WILL BE LIABLE TO PROCESS OF EXECUTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMPELLING YOU TO OBEY THE SAME</div><!--EZCODE CENTER END--><br>IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE                        1994 C No 2024<br><br>QUEENS BENCH DIVISION<br><br>Before Sir John Baker<br><br>BETWEEN<br><br>JOHN PAUL CLEARY                                                Plaintiff <br><br>-and-<br><br>ANGLIA TELEVISION LIMITED                                Defendant<br><br><br><!--EZCODE CENTER START--><div style="text-align:center">______________________.<br><br>ORDER<br>______________________.</div><!--EZCODE CENTER END--><br><br><br>UPON HEARING Counsel for the Defendant<br><br>AND UPON READING the Affidavits of Caroline Jane Carter sworn on 18th January 1995 and 20th January 1995 and the First Affidavit of Graham Phillip Webb sworn on the 7th day of February 1995 and the exhibits thereof.<br><br>IT IS ORDERED THAT:-<br><br>1        You, John Paul Cleary, by yourself, your servants or agents or otherwise howsoever be restrained until judgement in these proceedings or until further Order from communicating with, publishing or causing or permitting to be published or written or sent any letter or communication of whatsoever nature save with the prior written consent of the Defendant’s solicitors, Ashurst Morris Crisp, or the prior leave of the Court to:<br><br>(i)        the Defendant, Anglia Television Limited<br>(ii)        Anglia Television Group Plc;<br>(iii)        MAI plc;<br>(iv)        Meridian Broadcasting Limited:<br>(v)        The Independent Television Commission, it’s members or their spouses;<br>(vi)        The Directors, former Directors, Officers or employees of any of the foregoing companies or entities named at (i) – (v) above or their spouses.<br><br>Save that the Plaintiff may communicate with the Defendant, Anglia Television Limited, by letters addressed to Mr Graham Webb, Ashurst Morris Crisp, Broadwalk House, 5 Appold Street London EC2A 2HA;<br><br>(2)        That the costs occasioned by this application and those costs reserved by the Order of Deputy Judge Rogers QC dated 20th January 1995 be paid by the Plaintiff.<br>(3)        There be leave to serve this Order on the Plaintiff in the Republic of Ireland<br><br><br>DATED THIS 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1995<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br><br>I knew it had to be a forgery for the reasons cited in my affidavit above.<br>But I didn’t know WHO had forged the document until October of that same year.<br><br>Sir Teddy Taylor MP responded to one of my (many) letters from Dublin, and put in a question to the Lord Chancellor: “Is this a forgery?” Here is what was sent in reply.<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr>THE COURT SERVICE <br>Southside<br>105 Victoria Street<br>London SW1E 6QT<br><br>Michael Huebner CB<br>Chief Executive <br><br>CA95/9/2<br><br>27 October 1995<br><br>Sir Teddy Taylor MP<br>House of Commons<br>London SW1A 0AA<br><br>Dear Sir Teddy,<br><br><!--EZCODE CENTER START--><div style="text-align:center"><!--EZCODE BOLD START--><strong>MR J P CLEARY 30 ST PATRICKS HILL CORK EIRE</strong><!--EZCODE BOLD END--></div><!--EZCODE CENTER END--><br><br><br>Thank you for your letter of 29 September to the Lord Chancellor. As you know, your letter has been passed to me, as Chief Executive of the Court Service, to reply. You ask whether an order, a copy of which you enclosed with your correspondence, is a forgery.<br><br>To assist you in replying to Mr Cleary, it might be helpful to you if I begin by explaining that Mr Cleary issued a writ against Anglia Television Limited in the High Court on 11 August 1994. I enclose a copy of the writ for your information. I am told by the High Court that the order to which you refer was sealed by the court on 9 February 1995, and is therefore authentic. The order was actually made by His Honour Judge John Baker and not Sir John Baker.<br><br>I enclose a copy of my reply for your use.<br><br>Yours sincerely,<br>Michael Huebner<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--><br><br><br>So it turned out that the creator of this forgery was none other than a High Court judge! John Baker had issued a court order under the name Sir John Baker.<br><br>Let me be clear here. Under the common law John Baker and Sir John Baker are completely different names, for COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PEOPLE. He might as well have called himself Sir Fred Smith.<br><br>The underlying case, which is Queens Bench 1994-c-2024 J P Cleary v Anglia Television, has been frozen by the forgery. Nothing has happened since 9 February 1995.                 <br> <p></p><i></i>