Nick Goodwin acting as CEO Crime No 01/7053213/26
C/O Central London County Court Case No TO84551297
HMCTS 09-07-2026
NOTICE AND DEMAND FOR CLARIFICATION AND ACTION
Nick Goodwin acting as CEO,
In my notice to you in you capacity as the CEO, you failed to deal with the serious issues of violence, theft and counterfeiting of court instruments, but sent a conversation stopper via a document bearing what appears to be a forged signature of an un-named individual cited as “U Chaudhury”. I quote belo the points raised and respond in Italics for you to action as a matter of urgency.
And I quote some fellow victims where you cannot produce a case management or file view, namely - Stuart Russel-Cocks, Anthony Badaloo, Juveira Memon, Ian D'Sousa, Jaswinder Bangar, Ewan Peters, Corina Strat, Dragutin Popovich, Ewa X Julia Roberts, Maria Belen Susana Montero-Cowell amongst others.
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1) Dear Mr McGowan,Thank you for your email of 10 June addressed to Nick Goodwin as Chief Executive of HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS). I hope you’ll understand that Mr Goodwin is unable to reply to all correspondence sent to him and I’m replying on his behalf.
Response - As the CEO collecting wages, please confirm if you bear vicatious liability pursuant to s.12 of the Fraud Act 2006.
2) I understand that you’re concerned about being directed by the Mayor’s and City of London County Court to resubmit your proceedings at the Central London County Court. You’d like to know why your proceedings were not accepted at the Mayor’s and City of London Court, and when the case was transferred to the Central London County Court.I contacted the Central London County Court for more information. I’m told that your case, under reference M03CL374, was issued and has always remained with the Central London County Court. I also understand that you submitted a complaint under reference 84706578 in relation to this case, and Mrs O O. Augustus, Team Leader at the court, replied on 26 June at the first stage of HMCTS complaints procedure.While I realise that you’d like Mr Goodwin to intervene and provide the information and documents you requested, I hope you’ll understand that, as Chief Executive of HMCTS, he’s unable to intervene in the way you’d like. Court cases are not managed centrally, and responsibility for case management sits with the court dealing with the case. Any information request or correspondence about your case should therefore be directed to the Central London County Court. The court’s contact details are available at www.find-court-tribunal.service.gov.uk/courts/central-london-county-court.If you're unhappy with the complaint response, you can ask a senior manager at the court to review it at the second stage of HMCTS’ complaints procedure. More information is included in the complaint response and is also available at www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-courts-and-tribunals-service/about/complaints-procedure.If you have concerns about suspected fraudulent activity within HMCTS, more information about how to report it, and about the action we can take, is available at www.gov.uk/guidance/tackling-fraud-bribery-and-corruption-in-the-ministry-of-justice
Response – As your information contradicts the facts, please provide the name of the individual you allegedly spoke to, and name the Delivery Manager at the Central London County Court. And explain why the court is unable to supply the Caseman printout within the prescribed time limit. Further clarify why you made no reference to the court’s anti-fraud policy, invoke it and furnish me a copy.
3) You may also find it helpful to get independent advice about your case. You can:• Contact Citizens Advice for free, impartial advice. Information about the servicethey offer is available on their website: www.citizensadvice.org.uk Contact Support Through Court, who offer support to people going through the court system without legal representation. Their website iswww.supportthroughcourt.org Phone Civil Legal Advice on 0345 345 4 345. They can help find appropriatelocal advice services.• See if the information you need is available at www.gov.uk Find a legal adviser at www.govt.uk/find
I hope my reply is helpful and explains that your case was issued and remains withthe Central London County Court. I hope it also provides useful information, including where you can find support and advice if needed.
Yours sincerely U Chaudhary User Investigations Team
RESPONSE:- Please elaborate, how you are giving me legal advice, to seek legal advice, when you cannot provide the material, namely the case management records sections 1,2 and 3, on which I can take your advice to get legal advice on.
Finally, confirm if the computer font on your document os the genuine signature of U Chaudhury and confirm what is your procedure on forgery and counterfeiting. In case you are unwilling or unable to comply with this notice and demand, please accept it as notice before claim as per LL v The Lord Chancellor, in a conspiracy to defraud on an industrial scale. I can confirm that all the other offenders have been also put on notice.
Yours sincerely
Paul McGowan - Proprietor
Cc to whom it may concern
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