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               SIMON CORDELL APPELLANT RESPONSE TO RESPONDENT SKELETON
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               My 1st Asbo Response Bundle/ pub Book Issue: 1!
               RESPONSE TO HHJ PAWLAK LETTER / Page Numbers:
               417,418,419,420,421,422,423,424
                 “(1) WHAT INVOLVEMENT IN EACH EVENT
                 (RAVE) RELIED ON BY THE RESPONDENT,
                 THE APPELLANT ADMITS TO HAVING HAD
                 ANY INVOVMENT!
                 (A) 25.05.2014 – 5 ST GEORGES INDUSTRIAL
                 ESTATE, WHITE HART LANE
                 The Appellant relies on his previous statement served.
                 The Appellant will state that he was delivering food to
                 some homeless people. The Appellant will state that
                 there was no rave, no sound equipment, lights,
                 generators etc in his van. The Appellant will state that
                 there was no rave in progress and no intention for any
                 event to take place. The Appellant will state that there
                 was a section 144 LAPSO notice clearly displayed by
                 the occupants who were treating the premises as their
                 home + MORE!”
                 417,
                 RESPONSE TO HHJ PAWLAK'S LETTER
                 DATED 22ND FEBRUARY 2016
                 (1) WHAT INVOLVEMENT IN EACH EVENT
                 (RAVE) RELIED ON BY THE RESPONDENT, THE
                 APPELLANT ADMITS TO HAVING HAD ANY
                 INVOVMENT!
                 (A) 25.05.2014 - 5 ST GEORGES INDUSTRIAL
                 ESTATE, WHITE HART LANE
                 The Appellant relies on his previous statement served.
                 The Appellant will state that he was delivering food to
                 some homeless people.
                 The Appellant will state that there was no rave, no
                 sound equipment, lights, generators etc in his van.
                 The Appellant will state that there was no rave in
                 progress and no intention for any event to take place.
                 The Appellant will state that there was a section 144
                 LAPSO notice clearly displayed by the occupants who
                 were treating the premises as their home.
                 The Appellant will state that he had empty speaker
                 cases in his van which would not have been able to
                 play any sound as they never had any drivers in the
                 speaker boxes. The van was used to store the speakers.
                 The Appellant will state that he specifically requested
                 that the officers who attended note down the fact that
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