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My case against Stonewall is being heard by the Court of Appeal next week on 21 and 22 October at the Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand, London WC2A 2LL. I can confirm the appeal will be live-streamed.
Bailey (appellant) v Stonewall Equality Ltd & ors (respondents) (external link)
A recording of the appeal will also be archived and accessible on YouTube after the hearing. The central question in the appeal is whether it is lawful for an organisation like Stonewall to protest about someone’s protected characteristic to Garden Court Chambers as a member of its own Diversity Champions Scheme – and then avoid liability when its scheme member unlawfully and discriminatorily upholds that complaint, as occurred in my case. I am encouraged that the Court of Appeal granted permission to appeal on the grounds that the appeal has a real prospect of success and raises issues of some general importance. You can read about me and the history of my case against Stonewall and Garden Court Chambers, and access all of the key documents at allisonbailey.co.uk.
My Case in the US Court of Appeals (#377022):
This case involves a Family Law matter where there was no consent, signature, or jurisdiction regarding the entry of a so-called “Settlement Agreement ” and amendments. The judgments entered in this case are fraudulent and should not have been allowed to stand.
For more information on the case and to view key documents related to the situation, please visit http://www.judicialcriminal.com
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