FULL Legal Grounds on Article 50 Legality Case PUBLISHED!

As we have been reporting extensively there is currently a significant legal case making its way through the High Court that claims we did in fact exit the European Union on the 29th of March and Theresa May did not receive the correct legal advice to extend Article 50.

Former appeal judge Sir Richard Aikens has said the way in which the Article 50 extension was organised is “highly unsatisfactory” and “arguably illegal”.

The former judge said:

If the argument is correct, then it would mean that, under UK law, we left the EU last Friday at 11pm.

The Treaties would no longer be binding and the UK would no longer be subject to EU law.

The argument obviously becomes much more important if there is any attempt at a longer “extension”, but, logically, if the argument is correct, then any attempt at a further extension would be a legal nonsense as the UK would already be “out”.”

Unity News Network has been liaising extensively with Mr Robin Tilbrook of The English Democrats on this landmark case bringing you all the latest news and apart from sporadic articles in The Express and Daily Mail there has been ZERO mainstream media coverage. Mr Tilbrook has now released the full legal texts and it makes both impressive and thought provoking reading.

Mr Tilbrook wrote saying:

Re: The Queen on the Application of the English Democrats (Reg No. 6132268) – v – The Prime Minister (1) The Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (2) – Case No. CO/1322/2019

I attach our legal Grounds and our counsel’s detailed Submissions.

Neither we nor our counsel nor the many online followers have been able to get any significant coverage from the MSM!

 

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If for any reason you are unable to view them on Word please email us on info@ukunity.org.uk and we will forward you a copy.

 

R (English Democrats) v Prime Minister – Permission Submissions 5.4.2019

Grounds

 

 

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