Hi again Dreadlock. Thanks for your further comments.
Although there is no specific instruction on how to apply them, I sent this template of Veronica's which suggests to me that I did not have to do anything until they either accepted or rejected the offer. Is that not right? In fact, they just ignored the notice and went straight to judgment.
Dear Sir,
Notice of Receipt of Order and Offer to Service
DO NOT IGNORE THIS NOTICE
Notice to Principal is Notice to Agent; Notice to Agent is Notice to Principal.
Regarding Reference: ********* correspondence dated ** August, 2012 from **** Magistrates Court.
I write in response to a Notice dated ** August, 2012 sent by ******* Magistrates Court which informs me that your PRIVATE COMPANY, claiming LIMITED LIABILITY, and actively TRADING AT A PROFIT ON BEHALF OF ITS SHAREHOLDERS is demanding that I attend a hearing on ** September, 2012 and threatening that you will create an Order in my absence in favour of some Claimant, and (apparently) against myself if I do not attend. Please click link below:
Dun & Bradstreet web page showing that credit reports are available for their company)I have returned the correspondence to ***** Magistrates court (and copy it to you herewith) and write to point out that the Claimant (being no more than another PRIVATE COMPANY, claiming LIMITED LIABILITY, and actively TRADING AT A PROFIT ON BEHALF OF ITS SHAREHOLDERS) had no right whatsoever, under the Common Law-of-the-Land, to make any such demand (of anyone). And that your Company did not have my consent to use the Arbitration Services you offer. This renders any Order TOTALLY UNLAWFUL as things stand (please also click the following link).
(Dun & Bradstreet web page showing that credit reports are available for their company)In short, until you can show some LAWFUL obligation on my part, I do not CONSENT to TRADE with either Company.
Nevertheless I may still be prepared to go ahead and service said Order, provided that it takes place under normal business practices. Thus, since any Order is chargeable, and the rate for servicing it is set by whoever services said Order, I hereby give you Notice that my fees for doing so will be £150 in excess of any amount you may Order.
Are you prepared to pay £150, in excess of the amount of your Order, such that your Order can be serviced? Your Company, after all, will have made the Order and be requesting payment, will it not? (Together with UNLAWFUL threats and menaces, I might add). If I do not hear back from you within ten (10) days, then I will assume that you are not.
Otherwise please send a cheque for the amount of your Order, PLUS £150 (cash with Order are the terms), and - once your cheque has cleared - I will service your Order immediately.
(Please note, in case you are confused: Enclosed with this Notice you will find pages headed "Arbitration", "Statutes" and "Orders". These define the position under the Common Law-of-the-Land, and hence your Company's position, in reality. It's all quite simple really. If your Company ordered, say, stationery, then it would expect to pay the Supplier, at the Supplier's rate).
Unless your subsequent communication accepts my Offer to service your Order, I hereby give you Notice that any other communications in this matter - which you have raised without my consent - will cause me to apply fees at the rates quoted below, for which - by contacting me - you agree to be liable by 'performance':
FEE SCHEDULE
Telephonic conversations: £400/hour or part thereof.
Emails: £200 for each and every instance.
Letters: £200 for each and every instance.
Research: £100/hour or part thereof.
If it should be necessary - due to your non-contractual insistence - for this matter to be raised in any future court, you agree to be liable to pay for my time away from home at 100/hour, plus travel, food and accommodation expenses.
Yours sincerely without ill-will, vexation or frivolity,
*********-****: of the *** family
Without any admission of any liability whatsoever, and with all Natural, Inalienable Human Rights reserved.
Enc. *** Magistrates Court Notice.
1. Enclosure "Arbitration".
2. Enclosure "Statutes".
3. Enclosure "Orders".
Have I misunderstood what I needed to do?
While I'm messaging, could you also explain in more detail about:
You have to make it clear that at the time of the incident you were acting as a natural person of inherent jurisdiction availing yourself of the rights you have in that capacity i.e to use the public highways as you see fit and without causing harm or hindrance to anyone.
I've now sent that off as an addendum to my previous notice but I don't quite understand why that is legal and sounds to have such power.
Thank you so much Dreadlock. I'm really 'backs to the wall' right now and your support is very much appreciated.