Indemnity Insurance Protection

Waiting for an internal review by Judicial Office for England and Wales of their handling of this request.

Anthony Badaloo

Dear Judicial Office for England and Wales,

1) Can a member of the Judiciary, practice lawfully, without Professional Indemnity Insurance?

2) Does a defendant, have a lawful right, to be provided with the Indemnity Insurance Details,
from the Judge and Solicitor in the case?

3) What is the procedure, where the Judge / Barrister / Solicitor
a) Refuse to provide evidence of the Insurance Protection?
b) Acts without the statutory Insurance Cover in place?
c) Is it a criminal offence in case of a & B above?

Yours faithfully,

Anthony Badaloo
www.ScamBuster.TV

Disclosure Team, Judicial Office for England and Wales

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Dear Mr Badaloo,  

 

Please find attached our response to your recent information request.

 

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Dear Disclosure Team,

Indemnity Insurance Protection - Clarification

Many thenks for the response. It is most helpful to have confirmation, that Judges are not insured at all, for their Judicial Finctions, as they have Judicial Immunity.

I will follow your direction, and contact the Bar Council re Solicitors and Barristers Indemnity Insurance disclosure requirements.
Please clarify, what is the procedure rule, where a member of the Judiciary (Judge), acts outside their Jurisdiction, for the victim to obtain remedy against any Harm and Loss?
Yours sincerely,
Anthony Badaloo
www.ScamBuster.TV

Disclosure Team, Judicial Office for England and Wales

Dear Anthony Badaloo,

Thank you for your e-mail, I am writing to advise you that your enquiry does not fall under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) regime and has been rejected by the Disclosure Team.

It may be helpful if I explain that the FOIA gives individuals and organisations the right of access to all types of recorded information held, at the time the request is received, by public authorities such as the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). Section 84 of the FOIA states that in order for a request for information to be handled as a FOI request, it must be for recorded information.

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Dear Disclosure Team,

So Susan Acland-Hood, and the 62,000 staff at the Ministry Of Justice, is unwilling, and unable, to confirm if

Dear Judicial Office for England and Wales,

1) Can a member of the Judiciary, practice lawfully, without Professional Indemnity Insurance?

2) Does a defendant, have a lawful right, to be provided with the Indemnity Insurance Details,
from the Judge and Solicitor in the case?

3) What is the procedure, where the Judge / Barrister / Solicitor
a) Refuse to provide evidence of the Insurance Protection?
b) Acts without the statutory Insurance Cover in place?
c) Is it a criminal offence in case of a & B above?

Yours faithfully,

Anthony Badaloo
www.ScamBuster.TV

Yours sincerely,

Anthony Badaloo