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Hayden v Heath (LegalGengar) 21st November

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IDareSay · 11/11/2025 09:30

The applications in Hayden v Heath will be heard at 10:30 on 21 November. Anyone wishing to support LegalGengar can observe using the Court Video Platform and the instructions are on the attached notice. Please ensure that your camera and mic are off. Tap on the notice to open.

https://x.com/CharlesTerf/status/1987897057038983309?s=20

Many women here will be aware of Hayden and his legal cases.

Charles Terf 🦖💜🤍💚🏴‍☠️ (@CharlesTerf) on X

The applications in Hayden v Heath will be heard at 10:30 on 21 November. Anyone wishing to support @LegalGengar can observe using the Court Video Platform and the instructions are on the attached notice. Please ensure that your camera and mic are off...

https://x.com/CharlesTerf/status/1987897057038983309?s=20

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SabrinaThwaite · 25/03/2026 21:29

miuri · 25/03/2026 21:22

she’s strong, strident, unapologetic and a woman, so there’s four things for starters.

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Hayden and his orbiters are fixated on her.

It’s beyond creepy. Tarquin was claiming to be at the same university as her daughter.

UtopiaPlanitia · 30/03/2026 15:52

miuri · 25/03/2026 21:22

she’s strong, strident, unapologetic and a woman, so there’s four things for starters.

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She's definitely all of those things but the thing that they probably enjoy the most is that she responds to their negative behaviour. I'm not saying that people like these men should always be ignored because they can be bloody dangerous but what I'm thinking is that Farrow responds to everything they do and say, and people like those men are like cats torturing a mouse, they do it because they love getting a reaction. I think if they got less of a reaction they would get less of the feedback they enjoy. I've been reading The Gift of Fear and it advises not giving stalkers feedback or reaction because this often encourages the stalker to fixate on their victim even more strongly.

miuri · 30/03/2026 15:58

UtopiaPlanitia · 30/03/2026 15:52

She's definitely all of those things but the thing that they probably enjoy the most is that she responds to their negative behaviour. I'm not saying that people like these men should always be ignored because they can be bloody dangerous but what I'm thinking is that Farrow responds to everything they do and say, and people like those men are like cats torturing a mouse, they do it because they love getting a reaction. I think if they got less of a reaction they would get less of the feedback they enjoy. I've been reading The Gift of Fear and it advises not giving stalkers feedback or reaction because this often encourages the stalker to fixate on their victim even more strongly.

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excellent point and I agree entirely and it’s how I tend to approach things. They do enjoy it, it’s like sport for them.

SabrinaThwaite · 13/04/2026 20:13

Update:

Hayden failed to respond to today’s 4pm deadline for paying the interim £20k. LegalGengar has instructed his solicitors to immediately file a petition for bankruptcy.

Hayden v Heath (LegalGengar) 21st November
SlackJawedDisbeliefXY · 13/04/2026 20:21

Maybe GLP could start a fund raiser? - at £31.20 per week it will only take 13 years to pay off

SabrinaThwaite · 13/04/2026 20:29

Colin Wynter is including it in his letter to the AG re Hayden and vexatious litigant status.

Double whammy coming up maybe?

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KnottyAuty · 13/04/2026 22:58

SlackJawedDisbeliefXY · 13/04/2026 20:21

Maybe GLP could start a fund raiser? - at £31.20 per week it will only take 13 years to pay off

How long until GLP pivot to a more lucrative topic? The pockets of the trans audience seems to emptying…. £31.20 a week won’t even cover his Pret bill… Where can he find a more lucrative cause?

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IDareSay · Yesterday 09:56

Update from Legal Gengar

"I am pleased to confirm that as of 16:01, the sum of £40,376.22 has been paid across to my solicitors. I therefore anticipate withdrawing the bankruptcy petition next week as the debt owed to me will have been paid in full. As you know, I am a fair and reasonable man. I very generously granted an indulgence earlier this week, although I did not have to, precisely because I am extraordinarily reasonable. While some of you were no doubt looking forward to bankruptcy proceedings, I must point out that settling a debt in full brings proposed bankruptcy proceedings to an end, by design. This therefore concludes the civil litigation commenced against me back in March 2024. I am grateful for your support throughout this process."

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ProfessorRedshoeblueshoe · Yesterday 10:14

That begs the question - where does someone who lives on benefits get £40 k from ?

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IDareSay · Yesterday 10:16

It was from the sale of his (deceased) mother's house I believe.

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BezMills · Yesterday 11:18

Spunking the deposit on a house for some ill-advised legal shenanigans. Seems like a bad move but what do I know.

allthemind · Yesterday 11:28

What a kick in the teeth for his parents who presumably worked hard to buy that house. What a silly man, has he commented yet?

SabrinaThwaite · Yesterday 11:28

BezMills · Yesterday 11:18

Spunking the deposit on a house for some ill-advised legal shenanigans. Seems like a bad move but what do I know.

Indeed.

Plus the Daily Mail is still owed a good wedge of cash.

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ChimpanzeeThatMonkeyNews · Yesterday 11:30

On X, he’s been quiet so far, but, i’m anticipating one his daft ‘yes, but, i won, really’ posts any minute now.

He’ll get absolutely roasted in the comments, mind you. All part of his humiliation fetish, i’m sure.

SabrinaThwaite · Yesterday 11:33

FT owes the Family Education Trust as well as the DM.

Plus, now FT’s Help With Fees gig will be up cos it will be evident FT will have at least £16k in savings.

GargoylesofBeelzebub · Yesterday 11:47

Good. Now his using the legal system to punish people who disagree with him has actually taken money out of his pocket maybe he will be less litigious in the future. Bit different when it’s his own money at risk.

SinnerBoy · Yesterday 12:40

I saw on Twatter this morning that convicted nonce, Mr. Chubby "Anthony" Halliday has paid LG in full and that the rest of his inheritance is not under his control, because of the outstanding compo he needs to pay.

Wouldn't it be sad if he ended up living in a tent, on the central reservation of the A 69?

Tallisker · Yesterday 12:58

Don’t want him anywhere near up north, thank you SinnerBoy. He can bugger off and find a central reservation down South.

ChimpanzeeThatMonkeyNews · Yesterday 21:47

SabrinaThwaite · Yesterday 11:33

FT owes the Family Education Trust as well as the DM.

Plus, now FT’s Help With Fees gig will be up cos it will be evident FT will have at least £16k in savings.

And Colin Wynter is working hard to ensure FT is vexatious litigant, so he won’t be able to do this to anyone else.
VL’s can’t use Help With Fees, either.

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