A good number of past and serving soldiers have not been treated fairly by the system.
Should we therefore all put charges on a selected MOD property or even the appropriate ministers house to get the MOD to take a substantial number of us to the high court to remove the charge?
For the faint hearted its at a minimal cost and as many of us are on strong pain killers etc and may not be able to legitimately travel to the hearing it would be problematic - especially when every claim would be justified.
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on June 10th, 2009. Tags: disability, entitlements, homelessness, spva
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In England and Wales it's called a Charging Order and in Scotland an Inhibition Order. The difference might interest you, in England the Charging order is against a specific property, whereas in Scotland the Inhibition Order is against the debtor. So, in theory, one Inhibition Order in Scotland against the MoD could prevent them from selling any of their property!
These links may be of some assistance.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charging_order
http://www.hmcourts-se...ng/when.htm
http://www.england-leg...090129_en_1
Before this can be done they need to have defaulted on a Judgment in some way.
You may want to rephrase this as an open-ended question to solicit a range of responses.
http://www.whatdotheyk...in_scotland
A fruitful FOI request asking for a list of properties owned by MoD in Scotland including those they have an interest in; those disposed of and those that are about to be disposed of.