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The following response was prepared, but due to a total printer failure it was not sent
until 11th February.
In care of:
XXXXXXXXX
Red Lodge
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
Near: [IP28 XXX]
8th February 2011
To:
Bailiff Manager
Rossendales Ltd.
Wavell House
Holcombe Road
Helmshore
Rossendale
BB4 4NB
Re: 5566260
Notice of Request To Cease Harassment.
Dear Sir,
Your communication dated 1st February 2011 has been delivered to my home and I attach it herewith. It
is not at all clear why you should have sent the communication here as MR PATRICK KELLY is not
now, nor has ever been at any previous date, at this address. It is highly unlikely that any such legal
‘person’ actually exists and I will draw to your attention yet again that the court has ruled that I, the
human being, am not MR PATRICK KELLY.
You state that I personally owe Rossendales Limited a debt, the amount of which you keep changing.
This is not the case as I do not owe Rossendales Limited anything. I have asked you to provide evidence
of any such debt and you have failed to do so within the specified period. That failure on your part
constitutes the legal situation of “estoppel” which is legally-binding agreement by Rossendales Limited
that no such debt exists.
In the letter signed by your employee Natalie Brookes dated 1st February 2011, it is stated that
Rossendales Limited is basing their actions on a Liability Order issued by the Mildenhall Magistrates
Court on 18th November 2010. This is clearly false as Mildenhall Magistrates Court had closed down
before that date and so most definitely did not issue any such Liability Order. In passing, let me point
out that according to Stones 2010 edition of the Justices Manual, no Magistrates Court is authorised to
issue a Liability Order and so, if any such Order had been issued it would be void ab initio and
consequently be worthless. You have been asked to produce this document upon which you claim to be
acting, and you have stated in writing that you do not have any such Order. A member of the Suffolk
Constabulary has expressed the personal opinion that you have committed a criminal act, but that is a
matter which can be taken up at a later date.
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