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DIRECTIONS ORDER

Mathiyalagan who is one of our witnesses in the
committal applications. Such Behaviour was also
displayed towards District Judge Taylor and
members of staff and security of the Edmonton
County Court.
1. On the day our case was called at 10.10am and
the hearing proceeded in the Defendant’s
absence. The Defendant and his mother
eventually arrived at 10.25am. As he came
into the Court room, he kept on saying ‘I’m
not meant to be here, this is not meant to
happen’. He then shouted out that the judge
was conniving with me and Enfield Council as
we wanted to keep him prisoner in his own
home. He also stated that the County Court
had no jurisdiction to hear the case and he
wished to be heard by a jury. District Judge
Taylor then responded by saying that this was
a civil matter and he cannot use a jury. The
Defendant then turned to me and waived a file
of paper at me and said to me that he knows
that I went to Westminster University, he also
threatened that he was going to destroy me. He
also accused me of killing his baby and of
destroying his life. He continued to shout
abuse and swore at everyone including the
judge.
2. As the Defendant continued to act
disrespectfully, District Judge Taylor asked
the Defendant to calm down; he responded by
calling her a corrupt judge, told her to shut up
and swore at her. He was coming towards Mr
Mathiyalagan (one of the Claimant’s witnesses
in the injunction and committal application) in
an aggressive manner so I stood up between
them to stop any risks of altercations. Two
security guards were called and entered the
Court room who asked the Defendant to calm
down and to sit down. However, he became
even more agitated and asked for their name,
he also said that he will find out where they
live and will come after their families. At that
point District Judge Taylor ordered a short
adjournment to allow the Defendant to calm
down.

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