Acknowledgement Receipt - Administartivecourtoffice.generaloffice3
- Shantanu Panigrahi
- 1 day ago
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Acknowledgement Receipt - Administartivecourtoffice.generaloffice3
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Shantanu Panigrahi
To:Administrative Court Office, General Office
Cc:wills2009uk@icloud.com,christophersporton@gmail.com,Partyreg
Tue 30 Jun at 08:25
Dear Sir/Madam
1. I trust you would have agreed with the legitimacy of my reasons as why I had sent the Court correspondence.
2. The Party needs to make progress in its development and it has to be both constitutionally sound and a statutorily lawful procedure that has to be travelled as I have tried to explain to William Jewell.
3. This morning I have prepared and am working on a new list of co-opted members (List E attached) and am testing it as follows with one of the Members for adjudication purposes of the Administrative Court:
(a) UBP Christophor Sporton Invoice-0000803
(b) TNCM Christopher Sporton Invoice-0000466-1
(c) TCLS Christopher Sporton Invoice-0000989-1
(d) TAORR Christopher Sporton Invoice-0001053-1
(e) LD Christopher Sporton Invoice-0000712
(f) KAD Christopher Sporton Invoice-0000734
4. Sirs if my evidence and arguments thus far submitted have been accepted by the Court, then kindly inform me and the Electoral Commission that we can immediately contest elections to the House of Commons and the Councils in Great Britain.
Emails cc
5. This is because an army marches on its stomach and we need funds to pay for salaries of officials in the Party among other expenses.
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
Director, The Conservative Libertarian Publications Limited
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent
United Kingdom
Tel/WhatsApp: (+44) 07967789619
On Monday, 29 June 2026 at 18:47:38 BST, Administrative Court Office, General Office <administrativecourtoffice.generaloffice@justice.gov.uk> wrote:
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