So could it be assumed or presumed then, by acquiescing to mail fraud we are unwittingly recognising legal system jurisdiction and therefore expected to settle any claims made against living men and women by dead entities called corporations that only exist on paper? Why should anyone forego their rights by accepting an invitation from an administrative court to 'appear', like a ghost, upon receipt of a 'summons', merely for not having declined and returned any incorrectly delivered offers to contract mailed to non-existent fictional addressees in a language that is not English, possibly resulting in fines and forfeitures if consent and signature are not withheld, in breach of the English Bill of Rights 1688 and without a trial by jury? From personal experience declining offers to contract will invoke unlawful harassment by third parties enlisted by agents of a body corporate to coerce settlement using menace and threatened or actual theft of property. Harassment by third parties not having privity of contract, that assume the right to trespass and without any lawful documentation, knowledge of the law, proof of contractual obligation or proof of having obtained the written informed consent of the private property owner to comply with the rules and policies the third party interloper claims to derive authority from? Merely for declining to enter into contract with agents sending incessant postal articles making false claims that are not true bills or invoices and without our being obligated under mutually agreed and signed contract? It does seem that some postal invitations to appear in court may not even have originated from a court of record but by agents falsely pretending to act under the authority of a court, seemingly with little or no regard to corporate policy, rules, regulations or Acts of Parliament that they have a duty to comply with and seemingly without consequence or arrest? If this is not at the very least fraud and racketeering, then what is it?

Hi there - not sure if this is the right forum, but I have just buy a second property and keep getting hounded by the council re council tax.. with letters to the new owner etc. They even sent a man around with who left a personal note. I am keeping all corres and would love to write to them with no name on the letter, asking them to stop contacting me... can I do this and what can they do in return. If they dont know my name they cant detail it on any request for payment right - also, if they do, they they are breaking GDPR rules etc... anyone have any bright ideas or tip d' jours? Thank you in advance. Andrew

Gazza - thank you so much for this evening!! Great to meet so many like minded souls!

Hi all, I am moving the time for our drop-in coffee chat on Tuesdays to 8pm from the 23rd June onwards. The aim is to help more to attend. 👍 Link in the calendar section on NAP Skool Hope to see you there! 💃 Gazza

Hi all, I'm in the process of getting my stamps done. I'm trying to find out what size stamp is best for a personal seal/seal of office. I'm thinking below 40mm is too small, above 60mm is too big (maybe above 50mm is too big?) but I don't know if there's a right size. Does anyone know? Has anyone here already got their stamps sorted? If so, what size stamp did you get?