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10 May 2005
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  Croydon Guardian contempt of court   Former MP wins court injunction
 

Very interesting.   How then was the hearing in private, as directed by Master Foster
Geraint Davies approach to privacy
on 21 March 2005?


Former Croydon Central MP Geraint Davies has won a court injunction against an ex-constituent who carried out a campaign of vilification' against him.

A High Court judge found Thomas Moore, who now lives in Rochdale, Lancashire, guilty of harassment under the Protection of Harassment Act 1997, after assuming Mr Davies' and his former case-worker Sarah Branson's identities and posting material on his website which could have been construed as racist.

The court heard how Moore pestered Mr Davies and Ms Branson and used offensive and abusive information about the duo on his website after attending one of Mr Davies' constituency surgeries in 1999. advertisement

Mr Justice Eady, who granted the pair a permanent injunction against Moore yesterday (Tuesday), concluded that it was impossible to pinpoint the precise cause of Moore's grievance, but added that he appeared to have taken some offence to the pair at the meeting.

The case brings to an end a dramatic five days for Mr Davies who lost his parliamentary seat by just 75 votes in last Thursday's general election.

Despite finding Moore guilty, the judge declined to sentence him as he was absent from court.

12:08pm Wednesday 11th May 2005

 
Scotsman

10 May 2005
Davies
Affidavit
  Harassment I Harassment II  
Page
  More Sewer Litigation Harassment