Barnett Ross's UNCREDIBLE contract in a more UNCREDIBLE catalogue

Barnett Ross  Auctioneers.
NOT
We laugh at Money Laundering Regulations.  No identification documents necessary. Just telephone and we’ll bid for you . No proxy form need be filled in.  No signature required. Don’t want to give a name? No problem. We make one up for you .  Steven Grossman makes sure YOU get that SPECIAL property. Contact Andrew Mahon Northern Ireland for details. (Andrew Mahon specialises in gaining entry to your property by pretending it’s his.)
Wankers @ IWG recommend Barnett Ross at the Radisson Portman Hotel.

The beauty of being sued in the High Court of Justce is that in order to do so the accusers have to provide a lot of documents to prove what they say.

From my
‘home page’
“Yet all of the files concerning the case (that are not just repetition of pages from this web site 2006) relate to the sale of a property. 243 Portland Rd SE25 4XB. The reason for this is  That the circumstances of that sale are so unusual, that they could be seen to be INCREDIBLE.

The prosecution clearly recognised that INCREDIBILITY.  And presented those files to show that however INCREDIBLE it is still possible. If you have an INCREDIBLE circumstance, that you want others to accept, you must produce convincing evidence of it.
A straightforward sale would of course need little in the way of
file and very little explanation. “


In this file were a number of pages that didn’t look too suspicious when viewed in their separate form. It was only when seeing them for real that I suspected ALL THIS WAS A FRAUD.
(quite apart from the fact that the name scribbled on the Memorandums of sale were NOT that of the purchasers. The purchasers that Sarah Adlam, Jonathan Burton and both plaintiffs have SWORN under OATH had bought the property at this supposed Auction)

When viewed for REAL . . . A number of pages were not separate as in the file.

The ones in the file were in fact photocopies from the catalogue mentioned several times in the affidavits made by the plaintiff’s and J Burton. It is as you would expect a nice glossy catalogue, with pictures and B.Ross’s logos, pages of conditions of sale, and everything you would expect to see.
AND sure enough there are the memorandums, one each on behalf of both the vendor and the purchaser.  Dutifully filled in and signed. But with the wrong name on it . . . . which is what can happen if NO DOCUMENTS accompany a supposed instruction to bid. AS THEY SHOULD

We know these memorandums are part of the catalogue because at the bottom of each of them it says
“Do not detach this page from the catalogue”

AND HERE THEY ARE REPRODUCED AS BEST I CAN . . . But they are a very good facsimile. AND EVERYTHING  (apart from the crossings out and later additions in biro and the signatures) . . .  IS PRINTED AS YOU SEE IT HERE. . . . IN BOOK FORM

Well what’s wrong with that you ask??

Keep looking at them. Remember they are glossy pages from a PRINTED CATALOGUE . . . Which by definition was produced before the Auction.

 

Well I’m sure there is an explanation of why they produced the catalogue with A Mahon’s name already printed in . . . He might have been the only one bidding on the telephone. And would have had to arrange his bid several days before. And if that were the case it might be explainable why the purchasers Solicitors Metcalfe Copeman and Pettefar were ALREADY PRINTED in the catalogue.

BUT WHY THE BLOODY HELL THE PRICE THAT WOULD BE ACHIEVED IS ALREADY PRINTED THERE  . . . . IS BEYOND ME.

 

TALK ABOUT BACK TO THE FUTURE.

Of course there is probably some other desperate explanation. That they produced this ONE OFF catalogue for this particular sale pack. (several days later it would have had to have been)
SO quite apart from the obvious question WHY? . . go to all that trouble when all the had to do is pin the memorandums to the catalogue that supposedly would have existed for a proper auction.

The next question then is . . . why go to the trouble of PRINTING in
A Mahon’s name and address and then crossing it all out in biro and replacing it with a fictitious name RIDACO (which is NOT the trading name of Aunty and Uncle.)

 

AND THEN signing it by TWO SEPARATE Auctioneers “on behalf of” the vendor and purchaser . . . . . when ONE FORM would have sufficed since both are represented on the form . . . . “that must not be removed from the catalogue.”

And why not fill in the bit which says “if signing on behalf of the purchaser please complete the following.” (or doesn’t that apply to the auctioneer?)

THE WHOLE THING SMACKS OF FRAUD FROM BEGINNING TO END.

But it must be true
BECAUSE JONATHAN BURTON AND SARAH ADLAM AND THE PLAINTIFFS HAVE SWORN TO IT UNDER OATH.

Colin’s NEW sites
Barnett Ross the no forms required to bid Auctioneers.
Contact Andrew Mahon NI plaintiff 1’s chief fixer for details.
He knows Steven Grossman so doesn’t have to fill out all those nasty Money Laundering forms. Or ANY forms come to that.

www.barnett-ross.co.uk   www.barnettross.org.uk
(Andrew Mahon  3 Pettigo Rd, Kesh,Co Fermanagh, NI.
02868 6321020775 665878)
Barnett Ross Auctioneers . . . We laugh at money laundering regulations.
But will the police investigate?

How Does He Do That? see here
Colin can put anyone on Google page 1 . . .
As will these Barnett Ross sites be in a few days time.
Prediction March 20 2008. Colin’s sites will take over the inter-net on a search “Barnett Ross” within a week or two.
As in
Colin Blasts IWG Off the Web

 

AND WITHIN ONE DAY we find  MSN has placed THIS PAGE at No 2
click here

 

Even Sir Ian Blair is not spared
MSN rates Colin’s sites at No 3 (used to be No 1)

The claims made on this and other sites about Barnett Ross are based on documents lodged with The High Court of Justice which can be viewed by anyone willing to pay the appropriate Court fees.

BUT  . . . Occam’s Razor "Pluralitas non est ponenda sine
neccesitate", predicts. If there are two opposing theories, one extremely complicated and another simple.

 

The simple theory is more likely to be true.

 

The simpler explanation; is that this auction never took place., the property was bought for peanuts for cash and a substantial mortgage was raised with the Northern Bank on the enhanced value of the supposed auction figure.
The simpler explanation is; that proven conspirators Daniel Ginsbury, and Nathan Teitelbaum,  conspired with their pal Steven Grossman  and another at Barnett Ross,  with The CROOKS at MCP Law and the plaintiffs along with Andrew Mahon AND Aunty and Uncle (who were probably only asked to do a little favour) to carry out the above.
Which is called Money Laundering, FRAUD and TAX Evasion (on resale)

Perhaps Barnett Ross would care to put the record straight on that ???.

Because if they don’t  . . . . AND QUICKLY . . . . . . then I will then start to assume all of the above to be TRUE.

Documents don’t lie . . . Only the people who wrote them.

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Steven Grossman MRICS

sgrossman@barnettross.co.uk

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RIDACO DEVELOPMENTS
99 xxxxxx ROAD
FINTONA
CO TYRONE.

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RIDACO DEVELOPMENTS
99 xxxxxx ROAD
FINTONA
CO TYRONE.

N o Iam Abiggerone

I A M A Stupidtosser

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FRAUD ACT 2006

10 . Participating in fraudulent business carried on by company etc.: penalty
(1) In Schedule 24 to the Companies Act 1985 (punishment of offences), in column 4 of the entry relating to section 458 of that Act, for “7 years” substitute
"10 years".
(2) In Schedule 23 to the Companies
(Northern Ireland) Order 1986 (punishment of offences), in column 4 of the entry relating to Article 451 of that Order, for “7 years” substitute "10 years".

10 YEARS!!!! . Come on the MET . . Get busy.

FRAUD ACT 2006

 

2  Fraud by false representation

(1) A person is in breach of this section if he—

(a) dishonestly makes a false representation, and

(b) intends, by making the representation—

(i) to make a gain for himself or another, or

(ii) to cause loss to another or to expose another to a risk of loss.

(2) A representation is false if—

(a) it is untrue or misleading, and

(b) the person making it knows that it is, or might be, untrue or misleading.

(3) “Representation” means any representation as to fact or law, including a representation as to the state of mind of—

(a) the person making the representation, or

(b) any other person.

(4) A representation may be express or implied.

(5) For the purposes of this section a representation may be regarded as made if it (or anything implying it) is submitted in any form to any system or device designed to receive, convey or respond to communications (with or without human intervention)

2.1 What is mortgage fraud?

Mortgage fraud occurs where individuals defraud a financial institution or private lender through the mortgage process.

The definition of fraud in the Fraud Act 2006 covers fraud by false representation and by failure to disclose information where there is a legal duty to disclose. False representations can be made explicitly or implicitly and may occur even where you know only that the representation might be misleading or untrue.

The value of a mortgage obtained through fraud is the proceeds of crime. Under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, you risk committing a money laundering offence if you acquire, use, have possession of, enter into an arrangement with respect to, or transfer this criminal property.

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The UK law is the first law, other than emergency powers, which requires any British citizen (indeed any resident) to report to the authorities not just actual knowledge that a person is involved in a crime but also suspicion. Failure to make such a report is a criminal offence and the person who does not make a report can, depending on the precise circumstances, face up to 14 years in gaol.

The UK Government shows how serious they regard this issue by the fact that sentences carry no remission: a person sentenced to 14 years will actually serve 14 years. In some cases pleading ignorance is no defence and therefore, it is important that organisations and employees at risk are aware of their obligations under the legislation now in place. This places onerous obligations on companies and their staff to report any suspicions and as mentioned above the penalties can be severe for ignoring these obligations.

WELL I’M DOING MY BIT REPORTING IT.  . . .
Conspiracy to Defraud

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/specialist/antimoneylaunder-strat.pdf.
Traditionally, money laundering has been viewed as the ‘processing’ of all illegal or ‘dirty’ money derived from the proceeds of any illegal activity (e.g. the proceeds of drug-dealing, smuggling, fraud, theft, tax evasion or handling of stolen goods). This takes place through a succession of transfers and deals until the source of illegally acquired funds is obscured and the money takes on the appearance of legitimate or ‘clean’ funds or assets.

Money laundering can be used as a means to disguise the nature of profits generated from many types of criminality. This criminality can be tax evasion and thereby of direct  interest to the Inland Revenue. Or it can be other serious forms of criminality, such as  dealings in drugs, alcohol, tobacco or people trafficking. These crimes are of interest to others such as Customs and the police, and the Inland Revenue will work with these bodies  to ensure that effective and co-ordinated action is taken against those engaged in such  activities. In some cases money laundering is used to disguise both tax evasion and other  criminality, in which case the Revenue will work with others to investigate and prosecute,  sharing information as necessary.

In the history of the known World. Has one dealer in ANY commodity, EVER purchased a property from ANOTHER dealer, knowing full well there was something wrong with it. And PAID THE FULL PRICE?
The answer is of course NO. . . .

We know they knew about the dispute when they “agreed to buy the property” . . . .
We know there WERE NO CONTRACTS for ANYONE  to buy the property.

 

SO DID THEY PAY THE FULL PRICE?

Until I see the ‘disclosures’ I asked for over a year ago to prove they did . . . .

Then they didn’t. . . . ie FRAUD, TAX EVASION AND MONEY LAUNDERING.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article2613863.ece

 

Organised crime syndicates have been targeting residential and commercial property in increasingly sophisticated mortgage frauds using corrupt or compromised professional advisers, experts are warning.

They fear that the predicted slow-down in house prices, exacerbated by the Northern Rock crisis and the credit crunch, could expose multi-million-pound frauds involving hugely overvalued and, in thousands of cases, deteriorating properties that could leave the market highly unstable.

There is growing concern that there has been a systematic attack on the mortgage system by linked frauds. The Serious and Organised Crime Agency says that gangs are using corrupt or negligent solicitors, accountants and financial advisers as part of a fraud “infrastructure”, while the Serious Fraud Office has raided several offices, including law firms, as part of its investigation into an alleged multimillion-pound mortgage ring in the Midlands.

Regulators and law enforcement agencies have failed to inhibit the growth of this type of fraud, Chandler says. “Police forces have been forced to reduce their fraud departments to respond to pressure to target terrorism, drug and street crime, while regulators have moved towards more light-touch principles-based regulation, with fewer intrusive inspections.”

Crime gangs have used the opportunity to establish their own trusted panels of professionals to facilitate the frauds, he says. The scam begins when the fraudsters recruit a mortgage mule to buy their property, knowing lenders will typically offer offer 90 per cent loan to value ratios. Their tame valuer overvalues the property by anything from 30 to 100 per cent. The transaction goes through with the help of the solicitor.