We exhibit the 12 November 2018 skeleton argument produced by Ulick Staunton of Radcliffe Chambers who first falsely claimed that his client, Middlesbrough FC were creditors of Empowering Wind MFC Ltd (‘EW‘) in the sum of £256,269.89 on 15 August 2016, prior to then finding on 9 January 2017 that no such claims could be established, prior then claiming over £4 million just 24-days later, only to then retract the false claims after making gains and causing loss.

On 12 November 2018 at paragraph 37 of this skeleton argument in the proceedings then before the then Chancellor of the High Court (Sir Geoffrey Vos), Ulick -U-turned on the claims, before Vos asked him to retract and replace his skeleton less the admission with Vos then lying, saying the claim he knew was false was ‘a quantified claim for rent in the sum of £256,269.89‘ knowing that £181,269.89 was for energy supply the Club was contractually prohibited from invoicing for, after refusing the connection.

Can they do anything straight we ask? It appears not, but you decide…