MI5-Victim@mi5.gov.uk
30/11/06, 21:42
My claim against BBC is struck out
My summons was struck out on the basis of it "disclosing no reasonable cause of action". The district judge pointed
out that I had no clear evidence, which would be needed for the claim to have any chance of success. My intent to submit
the defendants to interrogatories or cross-examination also cut no ice with the district judge.
I was prevented from issuing further proceedings against the BBC without leave of the court. But this differs from a
"vexatious litigant" order; I am still able to sue other organisations and individuals.
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My summons was struck out on the basis of it "disclosing no reasonable cause of action". The district judge pointed
out that I had no clear evidence, which would be needed for the claim to have any chance of success. My intent to submit
the defendants to interrogatories or cross-examination also cut no ice with the district judge.
I was prevented from issuing further proceedings against the BBC without leave of the court. But this differs from a
"vexatious litigant" order; I am still able to sue other organisations and individuals.
686
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Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com