Lloyds Banking Group & its Dark Horse Judges: In the stands, first left we have Blackie himself. Next on the left (HHJ) Martin Alan Gordon Dancey coming out of the Law Society masonic stronghold at Bournemouth, centre is Sir Marcus Alexander Smith, from the Southwestern circuit there, looking demonic in red and in fine fettle ready for action, and on the right is stablemate outsider, Sir Thomas Alexander Crispin Leech, a little flushed after having sucked the life blood out of the last lot of Dark Horse victims, but still making the weight none the less.

Crown sponsor who you’ve sponsored, Lloyds Banking Group’s Team Dark Horse and Blacky are the bookie’s favourites in this Grand National with our runners in the stand about to go all out. Our 3 dark horse judges are raring to go, a firm hold on the reins, with many predicted to be down in no time!

Navigating the legal hurdles are our learned legal jockeys, taking the Dark Horse clear over the grand old hurdle known as law, and all out of the same stable, above it every time!

And we’re off, coming up on the left, is JudgeitNot, then LordofFraud making headway, centre is MasteroftheRolls, followed by Justice, fallen at the first bend, then NoMyLord, Fukit, with Injustice steaming into the lead, Fuku, NoelEdmunds is off, then it’s Rivals Always Get Shafted (“RAGS“).

He’s leaving the competition in the dust!

Never a race lost with the Black Horse: Judicial jockeys are the judges of their own cause

Team Dark Horse comprises 3 cocky jockeys, the Crown’s knight’s, our ‘Dark Horse Judges’, winning its every race so far, thanks to its trainer and her support team stable hands, the learned legal beagles, experts at sweeping the dung well out of sight.

The Dark Horse jockeys just ride on over the law

It’s a horse race, anything can happen!

Straight over the grand old hurdle is team Dark Horse and its tag team of jockeys, the Dark Horse Judges.

All started even at the gate, should have been jail gate, but with a massive handicap, all adversaries are down at the first hurdle, a few are back up, but the going is tough. It’s horses for courses, and our Blackie is the front runner.

Victims of Lloyds Banking Group’s Dark Horse Judges given the run around

Craig and Elizabeth Watson in Bournemouth are two of hundreds of victims of the Dark Horse’s Ponzi fraud. Surging ahead with a strong kick against the Watsons, our 3 jockeys rode again for team Dark Horse.

Stable hand turned Trainer, Samantha Reeves of DLA Piper acted for the Dark Horse Trustees, following a successful win after a foul play session, law and all the legal hurdles were laid flat!

The cabal, team Dark Horse all of the same stable, must have surely known in truth that Blackie would never make it to the finish line.

The first kicked off with the Dark Horse and it’s ‘trusted financial partner’, Dobb White & Co, making a late charge down the stretch, leading to a long stretch for Shin Gangar and Alan White, who turned out to be scapegoats for the Dark Horse itself.

The Watsons hedged their bets, duped into going all in, but the Dark Horse bookie’s agent ran off with the money!

Inquiry into Lloyds’ handling of HBOS fraud slips to 2020 Lloyds was repeatedly warned of criminality at HBOS.

The money (the charge proceeds) was criminal property, the bookies agent (Dobb White & Co) was lifted, but the Dark Horse, true to form, just kept running.

For over a decade the Watsons and many other victims were given the run around at every race by the Dark Horse jockeys, and after so many laps, they’re still going round.

Like ghosts of the night, our judicial jockeys appear from nothing and out of jurisdiction. With dark and mystical powers, our 3 cocky jockeys rode the Dark Horse right off track, dodging all the legal hurdles, and they always get away with it.

Anyone else would have fallen at the first hurdle, the grand old law, but not Blackie.

Even on the final leg, ex turpi causa non oritur actio (through illegality a cause shall not arise), the stakes were so high, with a tight hold on the reins, on the toughest going, our Dark Horse once again jumped the law, its jockeys negating the tightest corners, legal hurdles, due process and all!

To cut across the track, the Dark Horse purported to have a charge over the Watson’s property.

The way the chargee (lender) recoups the security (the loan) is by enforcing the charge by obtaining an order for possession so that the asset can be sold to discharge the sum of the charge (the loan plus interest, costs and disbursements).

A FALSE START: ‘Possession Claim’ in the Watson’s case – The Dark Horse was way off track

The Watson’s race was off to a false start, Blackie was disqualified, and he should have fallen at the first hurdle!

The Bank of Scotland PLC, an offshoot of the Dark Horse’s possession claim was defective and out of time. Therefore, there was no claim on which the possession order and money judgment against the Watsons was based.

Off to a false start, without any claim, the judicial jockeys jumped right over the Limitation Act 1980, leading the Dark Horse to victory after jumping over all the rules of the race!

The Dark Horse’s claim form against the Watsons is dated 5th November 2008, said to have been issued on 7th November 2008. The alleged security was purportedly taken out in 2001.

Nonetheless, Blackie bolted, and he just kept going!

On the 1st of July 2015, fresh out of the Bournemouth livery, our jockey, the Royal Dancey, Martin Dancey that is, was flogging a dead horse.

The Dark Horse’s purported claim form was already 7-months, and 27-days dead, but these sinister beings can bring it back to life. May be that’s why its been going for 250 over years!

They were off to a false start and in all his grandeur, the Royal Dancey must have known it, but he went in guns blazing.

The Dark Horse’s race was 71-days over that show stopping 6-year hurdle known as statute of limitations, but even then, without a charge on which the claim was based, they charged on regardless, there was no stopping these runners. Tally ho!

Guns in the summertime and horses too!

The Royal Dancey stopped the Watsons in their tracks, giving it with both barrels, he hit them with a double-barreled order for possession and a money judgment, but without any gunpower, let alone keeping it dry!

With the Watson’s blown away, and the rest of the runners left at the false start, it’s a two-horse race to the finish.

Neck and neck between Blackie and fellow jockeys Team Dark Horse’s in the lead without opposition, umpires of their own race!

THE FIRST HURDLE: LAW, the Civil Procedure Rules (“CPR”) and judicial jurisdiction

The going is firm. CPR is statutory law governing how civil justice is to be administered in England & Wales, and law is taken as read, either the process is correct and it is within the law, or is not and it is outside it.

CPR Part 55 deals with how possession claims (including double barreled possession and money judgment claims) are to be administered.  CPR Part 55(b) determines that:

“The standard period between the issue of the claim form and the hearing will be not more than 8 weeks”

The purported possession hearing did not commence until 346.8 weeks after the date on the unsealed claim form!

CPR Part 55(c) determines that a defendant “must be served with the claim form not less than 21 days before the hearing”. The claim form was not served, predominantly, because the claim never began in Law.

CPR Part 55.13 deals with service of the claim form. Part 55.13(d) determines that:

“The court will serve the claim form by first class post (or an alternative service which provides for delivery on the next working day”

The court did not serve the claim form, because the claim was simply never issued.

Legal jockeys are barred from running around the outside to avoid those hurdles, or laying them flat before the race starts. Their jurisdiction is to ride within the limits of the track and the rules.

Anything outside, differing from what law intended, is a nullity, and there’s not ‘varying degrees of nullity”.

In other words, you cannot build something on nothing, it will collapse, just as you cannot have a race based on a false start!

(See: Anisminic 1969 / Sirros v Moore 1975 ).

Did that stop our Dark Horse? Quit horsing around, Blacky’s closing the gap!

With a false start & law down running outside track the Dark Horse bankrupted the Watsons

The Watsons went all in on the Dark Horse Ponzi scheme, they were on good form to win after Dobb White’s directors took a long stretch after a good run and on home turf, but with law out and Injustice in the lead the odds were stacked well against.

There’s no debt, for the alleged debt was criminal property and the illegality hurdle prevented any race running over it. The alleged security against the Watson’s daughter’s property was relinquished, and is beyond the statute of limitations.

There’s no law, because the law on possession claims was violated and itself prevented a hearing after 8-weeks, and there was never a claim because it was never issued or served.

Our dark one didn’t look a gift horse in the mouth, giving a run for your money, Blacky was, and still is rapidly heading for the stretch down the home straight, bankrupting the Watsons for the alleged security it never had, winning the race anyway.

Where’s the Jockey Club, and the British Horse Racing Board when all this cheating is going down? The parties referred to have been invited for comment.

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