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Memorandum from G. Stephen Holmes To:

Alastair Montgomerie

Subject:

An Application for Justice

Date:

9th December 2014

I have been considering the letter of 3 rd December 2014, signed by your Clerk, Nora Lees, containing your opinions on my Petition of Right. To remind you, here is the gist of the content – She refer(s) to my memorandum and re-submitted Petition of Right both dated 17th November 2014. In addition to those matters raised by the Chief Registrar, as you are aware I was appointed to deal with criminal cases in the Court of General Gaol Delivery. For a number of reasons therefore, I consider that I am not able to entertain your Petition.

I remind you of your speech on 1st April 2011; “I am very much aware of the great honour that has been bestowed upon me today and the trust being reposed in me. “My primary role as Deemster … is to preside over criminal proceedings in the Court of General Gaol Delivery.” What is your secondary role as Deemster? And your tertiary role? You go on to mention David Doyle’s role in the same Court, and his book published in 2010. Doyle sat in the upper criminal court for almost seven years – I believe his first “case” in the Family Division of the High Court was on 3rd September 2007, when he issued an “order” that put the life of an 11 year-old girl at risk. Doyle particularly referenced “divorce proceedings” when the matter was about children, so “Our Trusty and Well-beloved David Charles Doyle” did not know the difference between a matter under the Matrimonial Proceedings Act 2003 [or 2001 before that] and a matter under the Children and Young Persons Act 2001. And “AK46” Williamson did not know the difference between a matter under the Child Custody Act 1987 and a children matter. In 2008 I received a copy of the FTR (“For The Record”) recording of the kangaroo court meeting on 3rd September 2007, and I quote verbatim from the “judgement” issued by Doyle on that day. – “This matter has a considerable history; and I have had a brief opportunity of considering the court file, and it appears that by order made on the 16th of November 2005 in Divorce proceedings 2004 stroke 144 that his honour the deputy Deemster Williamson, for the avoidance of doubt, ordered that the order for indirect contact between Mr Holmes and the children, the child born 19 th May 1996 and Peter Elliot Benedict Holmes born 28th of August 1996 [actually 1999], and I quote, made in the Lancaster County Court on the 27th of October 2004 and registered in this court on the 4th of November 2004 remains the effective order for contact between Mr Holmes and the said children; unquote.”

Did Doyle look at evidence? — Of course not; he looked at the Court File! Your Oath included “to execute the laws of this Isle justly.” Law includes civil law as well as criminal law; and your Oath is based on section 45 of the Customary Laws Act 1422 which is headed Partiality and misgovernment prohibited. By turning a blind eye to the wrong-doing and incompetence of Doyle, Williamson (and Corlett) you too have misgoverned my Petition. What “matters” were raised by Stephen Cregeen? He thought that the right to Petition the Queen was “a separate residual Crown prerogative right” when it is a right of “the Subject”. Cregeen did not know the difference between an obligation of the Crown and the right of a subject! To rephrase an American analogy, neither Doyle nor Cregeen know the difference between vomit and vegetable-soup. I have put the phrase “Trusty and Well-beloved” in inverted commas because I do not trust David C. Doyle at-all. I think that the First Deemster is completely untrustworthy and is a charlatan in the Civil Division. And as for “AK46” Williamson – words fail me to describe his incompetence. I can only think of one phrase – “we might have had Jimmy Savile on the Deemster Panel.” You describe being a Deemster as a great honour – and I am sure that you feel that way, but by ignoring my Petition for JUSTICE – for RIGHT to be done (not wrong), you too have joined the catalogue of wrong-doing in the Isle of Man Kangaroo Court of Injustice in the Isle of Man. And I don’t care


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