ICC Judge Jones, AKA Clive Hugh Jones, a Registrar / Master of the High Court Insolvency & Companies Court, was precluded by statute from dealing with this case, which originated in consequence of the defendants withholding material information to conceal the crucial facts and evidence, in breach of their legal duty to disclose, in financial injunction proceedings without notice, before a High Court Judge!

Earth Energy Investments LLP applied to a High Court Judge pursuant to Rule 14.11 of the Insolvency Rules 2016 to deal with allegedly knowingly false claims which crossed over with concealment of the same crucial evidence and facts that establishes that the claims are false, in breach of their duty of full and frank disclosure.

This judgment, made by ICC Judge Jones is alleged to be void without jurisdiction.

Fundamentally, the EW and EEI proceedings in this case were all about insolvency set off, the crucial mandatory rule of due process that was engaged when the purported creditor, Middlesbrough Football Club sought to prove against both companies, which have corresponding cross claims arising through pre-liquidation mutual dealings.

There’s no singular reference to the crucial terms ‘set off’ / 14.25 (as in 14.25 Insolvency Rules 2016), anywhere in ICC Judge Jones’s ‘purported determination’.