"Objectors have rights by law "Magna Carta" and under Article 6 ECHR"

Says Tony Barnett

The first attachment concerns the unlawful occupiers of Yateley Common, you and yours.

The second is of the decision of the commons commissioner, which has not been superseded and without an act of Parliament, never will, this will of course involve not just the inhabitants bit all throughout the UK.

Baden Fullers decision which was arrived at by the remaining 110 pages, not just by guess work or stealth, these matters are on the statute books as is all of the legislation involved which may be examined at all times, the same information is held by the local authorities connected with Parishes of Yateley, Eversley,Hawley, and Hartley Wintney Hard D Hampshire, refs are 214/D/9, 214/D/10,214/D/11,214/D/12, and 214/D/13, those are what was registered in 1965 and after another hearing in 1974 became final as matters so recorded and subject to section 10 conclusive.

Now,as the objectors have rights by law "Magna Carta" and under Article 6 ECHR, evidence in the form of documents and the claimants in person to give evidence in an open court, that is what is demanded, first in the dock to disclose and to give oral evidence will be "sir Peter Ogden, he is identified as the owner of the unlawful occupation and will be summoned to attend court.

Shane Robinson of the other unlawful occupation on Yateley Common, the person claiming ownership of BCA is required to support claims of ownership and legal occupation by disclosing documentary evidence in an open court.

All involved need to understand the information supplied on many occasions: persons that are empowered to apply to have common land extinguished are the owners and commoners, those applicants will also need to attend a public hearing and to satisfy the objectors their reasons why