Good Day Mate!

Even though this may be an unrelated event, one of the names in this post was interesting as was the predicament of the landlord. See the posting which includes the name Eaglebanque and some unpaid rent. If for some reason the link doesn't work, here is a re-print of the posting as taken from thefreelibrary.com

Byline: NIGEL DEMPSTER

* THIS morning Annie Hill and her crooner husband Vince, attended by a Bailiff bailiff

Officer of some U.S. courts whose duties include keeping order in the courtroom and guarding prisoners or jurors in deliberation. In medieval Europe, it was a title of some dignity and power, denoting a manorial superintendent or royal agent who collected fines and of the High Court, will regain possession of their Mayfair flat on which rent of [pounds sterling]56,000 is outstanding.

Annie let the property three years ago to Eaglebanque, which paid her with a series of dud cheques on their branch in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

I don't expect to find anyone there. The telephone was cut off last week and Eaglebanque allowed a charity called the Foundation for the Arts, Sciences and Humanities to move in. I have been corresponding with a Mr George Russell of FASH but he has moved to Glasgow. Annie says she originally dealt with an Australian calling himself Sir Robert A. Cowley of Eaglebanque Securities Limited and has been to court 'many times' to get an eviction order.

When I get an order I negotiate with them and that means I can't prosecute the order. But tomorrow is the day. I hope I don't find too much of a mess.(End of excerpt)

Someone from Brisbane, Australia was on our blog and a reference link back to them also brought up this posting by Mr. Dempster which seemed very interesting; especially the part about unpaid rent.