APPENDIX-A

This is Appendix A, referred to by the accompanying legal notice or affidavit.

A legally binding list of points that I belief to be true, as referenced.

All content is within and bound by English Law, Due Process, Maxims of law, and UK legislation.
Points are arranged in a numbered list Section: Item, for accurate, convenient reference.

All points I believe to be true, to the best of my knowledge.

All points not rebutted stand as truth in law.

1 Background: previous payments, process.

During the SPARS-COV 2025-2028 scenario we were subjected to, I became aware that your demands were fraudulent.
This immediately made it illegal for me to pay, or even to decide, so I wrote to you for clarification.
1. You have a legal obligation to place my notice before your Billing Authority, not take the matter straight to en-
forcement. Therefore any summons was unlawful and void.
2. A void order does not have to be obeyed, e.g: Crane v Director of Public Prosecutions[1921] it was stated that
if an order is void ab-initio (from the beginning) then there is no real order of the Court, because of your failure
to comply with a statutory requirement, (s.13A) (Upjohn LJ in Re Pritchard [1963]).
3. If you used a real court, you are guilty of Contempt of Court. Please note also that Administrative courts are
themselves illegal, but that does not prevent your culpability (Contempt Of Court – Archbold – Lord Diplock).
4. I clearly stated, several times, that should you present the requested legal evidence and a legal, signed bill, I
would be happy to make payment. On no occasion have you presented any legal basis for your demands, you
only referred to the punitive 1992 act: threat of punishment is not a legal demand for payment.

2 Misconduct and malfeasance in public office: Tort.

You are in breach of the UK's 7 principles of public life for you, my servants, specifically:

1. Selflessness (you are servants, here to serve, not to coerce or terrorise)

2. Integrity (not answering my questions before sending (fake – non court issued) summons, and a liability order
that directly contradicts legislation.
1. Local Government Act 1888 – sections you breach:
1. Section 79 (2) - All duties and liabilities of the inhabitants of a county shall become and be duties and
liabilities of the council of such county.
3. Objectivity (not considering UK legislation above your own interests)
4. Accountability (failing to provide requested Covid and debt spending)
5. Openness (not revealing the spending requested, or the contract required for a bill)
6. Honesty (Your demands are illegal and you avoid Due Process).
7. Leadership (You should be setting an example of obeying the legislation, not ignoring and disregarding it)

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3 Authority to demand payments / tax
Your corporation is registered on Companies House and/or on Dun & Bradstreet:

1. A registered corporation is a commercial entity, subject to the Maxims of Commercial Law.

2. For any corporation, the Clearview Doctrine (case law) Applies. That states you have no power beyond any
other corporation, including a local corner shop.
3. The matter therefore between your illegal demands upon my Cestui Que trust and yourself, is a purely com-
mercial law / contract matter.
4. I believe that you use fake courts, fake summons and fake warrants. I believe you do this because the law and
legislation favours me. Without a contract, that’s legal under UK law there can be no liability.
5. I believe what you are doing is illegal and unlawful.
6. Part of your corporation's spending is on redundancy, pensions, failed investments, loan repayments etc.,which
are debt. Only your corporation is liable to pay its debts.
7. I ask you to supply a full statement of all debt your corporation has, and how much of taxpayers money has
gone towards paying this. I will need refunds, of course.
8. As a corporation your demands and offers to contract are deceitful. Therefore your threats or ‘enforcement’ and
constant demands are evidence (exhibits) of coercion and fraud.
9. There is no legislative obligation to pay council tax, to either your corporation or anywhere else. For there to
be an obligation, the government and you would have to be part of a chain of authority supported by english
law and legislation enacted before the government corporation, and your corporation was created. Where is this
chain of authority?
10. All government bodies are required to comply with UK legislation when operating in commerce, as confirmed
in case law in the Clearfield Doctrine. Can you prove you are exempt from complying with UK legislation?
11. He who makes a claim is legally obligated to provide the material substance to the claim/s. Otherwise.… the
claims are fraudulent if there is no first hand knowledge or evidence to support those claims.
12. I identify as a Council myself. So any proven liability I can pay myself. I am my own council. Please prove
that you are the lawful council, as you appear to be a young umbrella corporation, running a fraudulent scam,
issuing illegal demands with menaces.

4 You are sending your demands to my Cestui Que Trust

1. I am the beneficiary of my Cestui Que trust.
2. Beneficiaries are not trustees, and cannot decide on demands for payments: I am legally prevented via Trust
Law and Crown Copyright: I have no jurisdiction.
3. The Crown copyright forbids you from using the trust’s name.
Under what basis do you demand anything from me, a beneficiary, using that name?
4. The estate and/or trust doesn’t consent to being the surety for your claim.

5 Only legally blank letters have been sent.

1. Either your demands are in a legal format, or they are not a legal demands: they cannot be both.
2. The legal 'gloss' ASL used, as consistent with all legal documents and set out in the various 'Style manuals'
such as the Chicago and Oxford ones, are also observed in the documents you sent to this house.
3. Your demand headed: COUNCIL TAX BILL 2022/2023 : (etc.) has legal 'gloss' of boxes (4 corner rule)
around all of the numbers. If a legal document: it’s blank, empty. If it's not, there is intention to deceive.
4. Fraud Act 2006 – sections you breach:
1. Section 2 - fraud by false representation.

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2. Section 3 - fraud by failing to disclose information.
3. Section 4 - fraud by abuse of position.
4. Section 7 - intending it to be used to commit, or assist in the commission of, fraud.
5. Theft Act 1968 – sections you breach:
1. Section 17 (1,2) - misleading, false or deceptive in a material particular, to be treated as falsifying the
account or document.
6. The 'COUNCIL TAX BILL' is in all legal style manuals, a blank document that demands nothing.

6 Failure to supply services

The Local Government Act 1992 which you implicitly refer to implies a level of service, that you have failed to deliver,
hence rendering any perceived or implied contract null and void, particularly during 2020/2021/2022.
Since 2020 your corporation has restricted trade and freedom, contrary to laws outlined my letters and notices to you.

Please provide answers to the following, in writing, along with written evidence:

1. Evidence that the SARS-COV-2 virus has been isolated and purified. I have never seen it so.
2. Evidence of clinically verified tests for SARS-COV-2. Note that the PCR and Lateral flow tests have never
been verified in any clinical trial. Without a test: where is this illness? The CDC says they respond to the Com-
mon Cold.
3. Evidence that masks are safe, that successfully rebutts the many peer reviewed papers that show they cause hy-
percapnia, hypoxia, tooth decay and bacterial pneumonia.
4. Please detail how much money you have spent on all 'covid' related activities.
5. Please detail how you are informing the public of the risks of these 'vaccines' you promote, referencing the ten
points of The Nuremberg Code, the Eudra database showing 40,000 deaths and 3.7M injuries in Europe.
6. Please detail how you are enforcing the Data Protection Act 2018 with relation to personal and private medical
data, especially with reference to vaccination status (I'm including the highly toxic covid 'vaccines' here).

7 Lack of contract
1. Under commercial law and the Bills Of Exchange Act 1882 an agreed contract with two wet signatures, one for
each party is required.
2. A contract is also required to ensure the contract is being upheld on your side, or there can be no basis for pay-
ment. Basic contract law.
3. Where is this contract?
4. Bills Of Exchange Act 1882 – sections you breach:
1. Section 17 (2a) It must be written on the bill and be signed by the drawee.
2. Section 21 Delivery (1)
3. Section 72 (3) Conform to the law where issued, or the bill is dishonoured.
5. Unsolicited Goods and Services Act 1971 – sections you breach:
1. Section 2 (1,2) - unsolicited goods
2. Section 3 (1) - A person shall not be liable to make any payment …. unless there has been signed by
him

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8 No legal (signed) bill has been sent.
1. The original and 'reminder' requests for money, are all unsigned, and therefore invalid / unlawful.
2. Not sending a signed bill is illegal under UK legislation.
3. Bills Of Exchange Act 1882 – sections you breach:
1. Section 3 (1) - signed by the person giving it.
2. Section 23 Signature essential to liability
3. Section 26 (1, 2) Person signing as agent or in representative capacity.
4. Section 91 (1, 2) Signature.
4. The Companies Act 2006 – sections you breach:.
1. Section 993 (1) Intent to defraud.
2. Section 44 (1,2) - Under the law of England and Wales or Northern Ireland a document is executed by a
company— (a) by the affixing of its common seal, or (b) by signature in accordance with the following
provisions.

9 Threats of enforcement: coercion.

1. Clause 39 of Magna Carta provides:
“No free man shall be seized or imprisoned, or stripped of his rights or possessions, or outlawed or exiled, or
deprived of his standing in any other way, nor will we proceed with force against him, or send others to do so,
except by the lawful judgment of his equals or by the law of the land.”
2. The Protection from Harassment Act 1997 – sections you breach:
1. Section 1 (1) (a,b), (2) - which amounts to harassment of another..
2. Section 2 (2) is liable on summary conviction to imprisonment..
3. County Courts Act 1984 – sections you breach:
1. Section 135 (a,b) - penalty for falsely pretending to act under authority of court.
4. Local Government Act 1888 – sections you breach:
1. Section 78 (2:a-c) - shall not authorise any county council or any committee or member thereof...
5. Administration of Justice Act 1970 – sections you breach:
1. Part 5 (40, a-d) - harasses the other with demands for payment..
6. Perjury Act 1911 – sections you breach:
1. Section 5 - False statutory declarations and other false statements without oath
7. Data Protection Act 2018 – sections you breach:
1. Section 35 (1, 2) - the data subject has given consent to the processing

This is the end of Appendix A.

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