"This is my application to disclose evidence which would/should be recorded on registers to show absolute ownership by the National trust"

Says Tony Barnett

In 2012, consent was given to the enclosure of parts of the afore mentioned land, applied for by H&H land & Property ltd to PINS.

It was claimed that the national trust owned the land and the application was made under the 1971 subsection 23 act, not all people are as vacuous as was thought by all involved, when making the application, to PINS, to which there was obvious collusion, so, if your council,the national trust and H&H Land & Property went down that route, all is about to be revealed.

This email is my application, under the 2005 Freedom of Information act for the registering authority to disclose evidence which would/should be recorded on registers to show absolute ownership by the National trust,can be disclosed , to show ownership to pre-date 1189 (see Paul Stafford Chancery Bar) and that other rights are also registered.

It is well worth taking into consideration, that IF, the national trust owned the land, it could have, under the 1971(23) act, applied for enclosure itself instead of committing fraud (false representation) and using the land as collateral (mortgage fraud).

As the National Trust claim to be the owners of Langstrath and Coombes Fell,these matters and commoners registration, together with the consent of the authority and the amended commons register, conveyance document and how conveyed, are now applied for, from Carlisle County Council