Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Legal funding to fight Prevention of Harassment Letter over St Ann's Labour Fraud
I've decided that I am going to go ahead with the legal fight.
Bindmans have estimated that their initial advice on the Prevention of Harassment Letter will be up to £1,500. Funds are needed in advance, before Bindmans can start work. If anyone wants to contribute, Bindmans’ bank details are:
National Westminster Bank plc
Sort Code: 60 12 14
Client Account No: 30366658
When transferring funds, please use the reference JS McMullan.
I intend to fully recover costs and will be donating your money to St Mungos unless you tell me you'd like it back if I win.
I estimate that I'll have to put up £500 of my own money and then a further few thousand if Bindmans go ahead.
Tags for Forum Posts: election2014, fraud, labour, st ann's labour, stanns
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Permalink Reply by Mike on
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Just transferred £20 to the account above. Used JMcMullan Bindmans as the account name.
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Permalink Reply by Zena Brabazon on
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We'll be putting in our share John. We're both old-fashioned about banking so have to go to the bank in person.
Zena and Alan
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Zena Brabazon, Cllr, St. Ann's Ward
Alan Stanton, Cllr, Tottenham Hale Ward
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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Well having just come back from a trip around the Antrim coast it was refreshing to see my surname in so many places and spelt correctly. Thanks very much Ceri, I'm sure it will be no problem ;)
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Permalink Reply by Ceri on
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oops
Should have checked more carefully, esp given my name which is often only spelt correctly in Wales. If there's a problem and Bindmans are also hosting a client account for a JS McMullen, as well as JS McMullan, let me know and I'll contact them!
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Permalink Reply by Clive Carter on
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JOHN, there was a broadly similar case 12 months ago involving an MP where a Police Information Notice (PIN) was served.
You may not wish to make common cause with a former Conservative minister, but it does seem to me that—although the MP was afforded some protection by virtue of being an MP—there are parallels that may be helpful. In the case of Tim Loughton, the police agreed they'd made a mistake, but did not apologise. Here's some press:"filthy" – 12 months ago it was "unkempt"
BBC: No police apology for MP Tim Loughton in harassment row
Telegraph: Police investigate Conservative MP Tim Loughton for calling man 'un...
Daily Mail: MP slams police force for prosecution threat over claim he harassed...
The Argus: MP Tim Loughton accuses Sussex Police of threatening parliamentary ...
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Bindmans LLP
236 Gray's Inn Road
London WC1X 8HB
Write the reference on the back "JS McMullan".
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