RE: Appeal of Court Order dated 21 June 2021 from the County Court of Central London2
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Shantanu Panigrahi <shantanupanigrahi@yahoo.com>
To: Enquiries Central London County, Central London DJSKEL
Cc: Civil Appeals - Registry, QB Judges Listing Office
Tue, 15 Mar at 09:22
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The County Court of Central London
Thomas More Building
Royal Courts of Justice
London WC1 2AA
Dear Sirs
I was duly informed by the Civil Appeals Registry that the route for appealing the attached Order of District Judge Lightman was to the Queen’s Bench Judges Listing Office, so I contacted that Court as I was required to and was told to submit an Appellant's Notice with a £259 Court Fee.
I submitted the Appellants Notice and asked for the Courts Bank Details to deposit the Court Fee but was then told by the Queen’s Bench Judges Listing Office that it did not have jurisdiction to oversee the judgment and Order of a District Judge from a lower Court. So, I sent my Appellant's Notice to the Circuit Judge at the County Court of Central London and enquired as to the progress of the Appeal.
That was two weeks or so ago. Since then I have not received anything in phone call or writing from any of the Courts.
In this regard I consulted Slater and Gordon Solicitors and paid the Law Firm £150 Consultation Fee providing the Law Firm with numerous documents to state the circumstances of the Appeal and from what I understand, the Law Firm is not confident that I will not struggle to convince a Judge of my allegation of Religious Discrimination in Conspiracy. In either event, I was told that it could only progress the case against BP in the employment dispute, even after I informed them that all my employment disputes dating back to 1998 with the University of Greenwich, Shell UK, Tesco, Sainsburys, and now BP had been coalesced in Claim E35YM660.
If E35YM660 has been disposed of as having been rejected under Appeal from the Circuit Judge, I now wish to appeal the decision of the Circuit Judge to the Court of Appeal, so kindly provide me with the Order issued by the Circuit Judge.
If the County Court of Central London is not going to take any action on this Appeal, it would mean that I have lost massive amounts of money directly from those who have stolen effectively the redundancy money and the Cabinet Office for demanding that I pay the Costs of the Prime Minister to the Cabinet Office of £4170.
Silence is not the answer Sir, there is money involved. Would the State of the United Kingdom go down in history as a disreputable Monarchy in perpetrating the following injustices?
'I became embroiled in legal proceedings that intensified and I was persecuted by the powers that be of the United Kingdom, and beyond, who were hell-bent in getting me incarcerated in a mental hospital for a third time after the 2004 and 2008 episodes, trying to get me booted out of the country, trying to make me stateless; so that a dog-fight of resistance ensued from 2016 onwards that came to a point that I was arrested by the Police on 24 November 2021 and held in a Police cell for a crime that I did not commit; held because the State authorities were increasingly frustrated having failed to lock me in mental asylum so the they wanted to give me a criminal record instead with or without actual imprisonment on a sentencing by a Court. So, the struggle to survive was continuing in the United Kingdom right up till Friday, 11th March 2022; and since the Police have still not returned the desktop computer, the USB Memory stick and mobile Phone that they seized from us on 24 November 2021 the persecution on me continues on to this day.'
Yours sincerely
Dr Shantanu Panigrahi
3 Hoath Lane
Wigmore
Gillingham
Kent ME8 0SL
Tel: 07967789619
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