OK, do not move this thread to the success stories just yet.

I had been allotted an hour to put my case but the county court judge said he had other important cases and cut me short after ten minutes before I had even gotten into my stride and refused the injunction. I had the judge on his oath but un-bonded and I only gave him common law jurisdiction but he ruled under statutes. I think he may get liened on for his injury to me.

The judge did not even know what a bond was and did not understand the lawful consequences of a Notice. I intend to get a court transcript. If there is a particular way of doing this and anyone already knows - please let me know.
I was asked if I recognised the courts jurisdiction. I took a looooong pause while I thought. I was the claimant, so I could hardly not recognise the court. Finally I said, "I recognise the court in its common law capacity.". There was not, at any time, any proof of obligation presented by the council.
Thank you very much for your support guys. I really did feel that I was standing for Sovereigns worldwide. I had notes from your posts with me but was not allowed the time to fully present my case. Therefore the case was judged under assumption, not fact. I have to investigate the appeal process now. Any help on that would be appreciated. Was the judge in contempt of court?
Even though it is delayed success, I am pleased with myself. I have had problems with authority figures stemming from childhood trauma at the hands of an unbalanced parent, which made me shy and easily dominated. I found I had a new confidence in court, I really did feel Sovereign, had the judge address me so and the experience was really valuable. That change in me has been a part of the Sovereign path. The greatest influence on this change has been "Bashar" (channelled by Daryl Anka, search youtube. "Changing core beliefs" is a good one.). You can take some of what he says with a pinch of salt if you wish but the information he gives on how to change yourself, how to become Sovereign, is priceless. I am of the opinion that the inner state of mind is more important than the details of the paperwork. This experience has not diminished me one iota, I feel more Sovereign, courageous and determined than ever.
It would be preferable not to have to waste time in court but, if you do end up there, it is not as bad as you might think. Keep your chin up, breath deeply, KNOW who you are and act from that certainty.
Will keep you posted with any developments.
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