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chrissa1 | 17:02 Wed 04th Mar 2009 | Law
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After our successful Defence of the Statutary Demand for Bankruptcy in the High Court that I posted about last month under the same title, Mortimer Clarke Solicitors have just written to us asking, and I quote,

"In order to investigate the matter further with our client, please supply us with the copy statements disclosed at the hearing, by return".

My first reaction to this letter was, "go and multiply". Why should I go to the effort and expense of sending these statements that have been seen by the judge and he was satisfied that they are correct, or he would not have found in our favour. Why should I supply them? Will it help our case or harm it?

I'd be grateful for your thoughts please.
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