Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls and head of UK civil justice
Under Boris Johnson’s kleptocracy, the United Kingdom has become a rogue state, the administration of justice lacks impartiality and there is no separation of powers between the courts and central government. Sir Geoffrey Vos.
On 31st July 2020 Sir Geoffrey Vos was appointed as Master of the Rolls by the Queen. The Master…
The Bar Standards Board purports to act in the public interest to regulate the standards of the BSB Handbook, their own standards of conduct that all barristers must adhere to. They do not, they conceal extreme barrister misconduct to prevent those they regulate from…
The emphasis has been on the persistent lies by Boris Johnson, but the controlled UK mainstream media have somewhat downplayed the acts by the cheating, dishonest coward, Robert Buckland QC MP, the oath breaker who has been coercing the judiciary to provide impunity to…
The function of the Insolvency Service is to administer the law, namely the Insolvency Act 1986 and the Insolvency Rules 2016, the law designed principally to recover assets for creditors of insolvent estates, both corporate and individual. The fact is, that the Insolvency…
The new Master of the Rolls, Sir Geoffrey Vos, formerly Chancellor of the High Court, breached his oath prior to taking office, but the corrupt UK establishment have no respect of the law or the rights of civilians, so he remains at large, defrauding innocent parties in the…
The Conservative Party led by Johnson is a vile kleptocracy responsible for gross human rights violations, breaking international treaties, ignoring political conventions, degrading the rule of law and the constitutional principles that underpin our democratic state. They…
Insolvency law is being used as a license to defraud - the sector is unregulated and unaccountable
15/02/2021
The insolvency sector is entirely unregulated and its practitioners, for the most part, see administration of the insolvent estate as a license to print money. The legal framework, being the Insolvency Act 1986 and the Insolvency Rules 2016 is comprehensive, however, those…
