7th November 2016 s_h_iom@yahoo.com To: Lt. Governor Gozney, Deputy Governor Doyle, Second Deemster Corlett, Attorney General Quinn, Solicitor General Wannenburgh, Judge of Appeal Tattersall cc: Chief Minister Quayle, Chief Secretary Greenhowe, All Ministers, 3rd Deemster Montgomerie
Dear Sirs Incompetence and Outlawry in the judiciary: A complaint to you all
I live in England now, (since May 2015) under the rule of law in England & Wales (and other Acts that extend to Scotland and Northern Ireland). Prior to my move to Wigan, I lived in the Isle of Man under the rules of the Deemsters; and the only thing I knew for certain was that I NEVER knew where I stood! I heard the decision of three High Court judges, Chief Justice Thomas, Master of the Rolls Etherton and Sales (LJ) on Thursday 3rd Nov. and quickly obtained a summary of the judgement. I draw your collective attention to the phrases of the panel of judges: “[10] The court does not accept the argument put forward by the government. There is nothing in the text of the 1972 Act to support it. In the judgment of the Court the argument is contrary to both the language used by Parliament in the 1972 Act and to the fundamental constitutional principles of the sovereignty of Parliament…”
I repeat: There is nothing in the text of the 1972 [European Communities] Act to support its [the government’s] argument. Twelve years ago (05/11/04) Dep. Deemster AK Williamson issued what he called a “declaratory order” that had no basis in law. On 1st July 2004, and it is recorded in what Deemster Kerruish, Tattersall JA and later Doyle (after he became D1) wrote, Deputy Deemster Williamson lied from the Bench in the High Court – actually the first words that he said in “this matter” were “What am I being asked to do here good people [?] you appear to have a – an order from Lancaster that is registered here in any event.” Here was the High Court of justice, and the 1987 Act has a section headed “1. Registration of custody order in High Court.” Nothing was in fact registered so the statement was a lie. There is nothing in the 1987 [Child Custody] Act that supports an allegation that “a – an order from Lancaster” has been registered in the HIGH Court in the Isle of Man. Many people in England (and also many in the Isle of Man) are outraged that the High Court acted competently last week – but no-one except me has expressed outrage at the utter incompetence of Deputy Deemster AK Williamson in 2004 (and throughout 2005) or of David Doyle in 2007 (3 rd September and 29th November) and on 14/11/2011 when he “judged in his own cause” and stated that an “obsession” had become irrational. In the Isle of Man it is the Deemsters who argue contrary to statute and then justify each other's opinions in a superior court, absurdly called the “Staff of Government” Division. I have recently sent e-mails containing a short extract from what was a kangaroo court meeting on 1st July 2004, and the fact that Deputy Deemster Williamson lied is recorded in J1183.htm on judgments.im [and also in J1149]. The sound extract shows that I asked Williamson if I could appeal about the “orders being registered” [which is a due process in the Isle of Man] and the incompetent judge stated that I should go back to a judge in England! There is nothing in the 1987 Act that states I -1-