Hindrance and concealment of vital information by bank staff is obstructing the resolution of alleged outstanding liabilities. If the people at the bank refuse to talk to you, don’t answer your letters, or fail to address your concerns, this behavior… Continue Reading →
Education reading writing and even thinking, is no longer commonplace. Yet the commercial world revolves around contracts, SO if people can’t read and write, where’s the world heading? Here’s an article by PaulCraigRoberts Universities no longer produce educated people, and… Continue Reading →
Client legal privilege is a card lawyers love to use when they’re ducking and weaving for cover. When lawyers refuse to disclose basic information, it raises significant legal and ethical concerns. For instance, when asking for evidence of their contract… Continue Reading →
Lawyers legal bullying may include things like sending threats of legal action or demand repayment of debts without providing proof of the debt. There’s laws to protect consumers from such unlawful conduct. And just because lawyers make claims, and use… Continue Reading →
Christmas Day 2024, a day that’s celebrated all around the world in one form or another. And a time for reflection of events from 2024 years ago (Anno Domini). Or as people who want to deny the birth, life and… Continue Reading →
Double standards of responsibility are evident when corporate executives reap enormous rewards for their decisions. Magically they evade personal accountability by hiding behind the legal fiction of the corporation when things go wrong. While mere mortals, ordinary individuals, are held… Continue Reading →
Cashless thirsty and hungry people suddenly realise what happens when you can’t buy food because the “system” is down? Many people constantly complain about losing our freedoms. With blatant complacency and apathy, people talk about the dangers of a cashless… Continue Reading →
Corporate accountability imbalance is evident in Bates v Post Office, just as much as with the bank. Funny how, when things go well for a corporation, the living men and women get the credit. But when things don’t go well,… Continue Reading →
Corporate double-edge lies in its ability to grant legal rights and protections to entities that have no physical presence. At the same time it allows those in control to evade personal responsibility when things go wrong.This often leaves individuals with… Continue Reading →
Safety of bank mortgage claim is now in question. Three years not making (alleged) outstanding home loan repayments, and the bank still remain silent. Like a game of chess, who’s playing the next move? At least in a chess match,… Continue Reading →
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