Feed: Dr. Myron Evans
Posted on: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 3:57 AM
Author: metric345
Subject: Talked with Glyn Morgan
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I talked with Glyn Morgan today on the phone (07970 438887) about an injunction against Bettws on the basis of the attached. Lord Carlisle Q. C. (Arglwydd Caerliwelydd) has agreed to take on the case, which is a Section 41 Injunction to have Bettws demolished, provided he is instructed by a good solicitor. Lord Carlisle thought that the attached is an ingenious statement of claim, but there is going to be a hard legal battle. That is what we must expect but we must try. I am currently looking for a solicitor and will start phoning them today. There were reports that the multi billionaire Grenville Thomas had donated about ten thousand pounds to SOCME, but Glyn Morgan said that he had not donated more than anyone else. Do you have an e mail address for Grenville Thomas? So we hope to go ahead as soon as possible with a plaintiff who qualifies for legal aid. This plaintiff does not have to live in the Bettws area. If you know of any good solicitor who has fought Mynydd y Gwair please let us know whether he can assess the attached statement of claim and whether he can instruct Lord Carlisle, a Liberal Peer who has started a British campaign against wind turbines. Lord Carlisle Q. C. has already advised that the attached is ingenious, and we need a solicitor to instruct Lord Carlisle as barrister. Glyn Morgan is a fluent Welsh speaker and I discussed this matter with him in Welsh. It is worth fighting Bettws to the bitter end, even though they have started construction, it can be demolished under Section 41 of the 2006 Act, thus setting a very important legal precedent, adding to the Hemsby precedent that local opinion is paramount and cannot be ignored. Myron Evans Prof. M. W. Evans, Armiger (or Squire), Civil List Pensioner, D. Sc. (Wales)
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