The latest in the ongoing saga. Hayden has been served a Statutory Demand (for bankruptcy) and is not too pleased about it.
This from Charles Terf on Twitter/X:
Update on enforcement of costs in Hayden v Heath @ LegalGengar. I have now had a response to my letter to Hayden. The response started with the words “Please find attached (in PDF) correspondence of even date, which even you should be capable of understanding in terms absolute.”/1
The letter acknowledges the receipt of a statutory demand but denies it is valid because it was not personally served. Hayden states that unless it is withdrawn, Hayden will apply to set it aside. The Rules require the demand to be brought to Hayden’s attention. /2
Clearly a letter referring to the demand means it has been brought to Hayden’s attention. An application to set it aside would need to exhibit the demand. There is no requirement for personal service as claimed by Hayden. There are threats of an injunction etc which are odd /3
There is reference to a legal authority which has no relevance at all. Importantly Hayden openly admits the inability to pay, Hayden is therefore insolvent, as Hayden admitted in open court. Lots of bluster but no substance, that is par for the course. /4
The next step will be to present a bankruptcy petition to the court. A Trustee in Bankruptcy can then investigate the affairs of Hayden. Hayden’s application to set aside the demand or defend the petition will both fail. The effect of bankruptcy will be far reaching. /5
https://x.com/CharlesTerf/status/2036697919047262512?s=20