) David Ingram and Richard Hicken, were never a party to those proceedings. c) Michelle Young, had never had any Order/s, pronounced in court, in favour, of the two individuals, presenting themselves, as petitioners. d) As the petition is based, on an alleged Court Order, it is not valid, as it is not in the prescribed form 6.9, and NOT 6.7 as required, under section 268 1(a or b) of the Insolvency Act. 4) Is there any documentary evidence to support point 3 ?
“The above mentioned debt is for a liquidated sum, payable immediately, and the debtor appears to be unable to pay it”. a)The imposter petitioners, David Ingram and Richard Hicken, did not supply any evidence, in support of the statement. b) The statement that the respondent is UNABLE TO PAY was made with the intent, to obtain a Bankruptcy Order, to deprive the victim, Michelle Young of her freedom and liberty. c) Allowing them to take multi million pounds, under the false authority of the Court. 5) Paragraph 4 in the petition stated that the debt is for a liquidated sum payable immediately and the debtor appears to be unable to pay. Is that a true statement?
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