Family Possessions 'Held to Ransom' by High Court Sheriff Solicitors
The Shalom Family openly accept that documented to the record, the High Court Sheriff has, 'misappropriated' and/or, has failed to account for, some of their Family's, personal private possessions, seized along with their Family Houseboat Home, during the Crest Nicholson eviction process.
Without any reference to this charge of misappropriation, Mr. Philip Evans, of L. G. Williams and Prichard, solicitors acting on behalf of the High Court Sheriff, wrote to the Family on 5th January 2006. His letter clearly offers hope and peace of mind to the Family. It appears to be a genuine way forward which would 'settle' the Family's life-time-personal-possessions matter and guarantee their return to Marie Louise, Vince and their five daughters. Mr. Evans' letter-fax is reproduced below.
The Shalom Family have complied with this more-friendly request. Furthermore, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, the Shalom Family have also made offer to IMMEDIATELY take-on the payments of the storage costs, of whatever of their personal Family possessions, remain under the care of the High Court Sheriff.
However, the matter stands with the High Court Sheriff's misappropriation of some of the Family's possessions certain, and the Solicitors now apparently wish to change their minds, from the letter set out above?
To be continued......
The Shalom Family Campaign for (Social) Justice
Cardiff
Tel/Fax 02920 236074
Mobile Marie Louise 07709 978631
Mobile Vince 07713 954355
Email wwwnoahsark@aol.com