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When a Defendant (TFL/ DWF) Uses the Court System Without Paying Fees

A Case Study on Procedural Failure and Inequality in Civil Litigation

Free Bus Travel Continues in East London — What the Silvertown Tunnel Means for Commuters

London commuters have received welcome news as Transport for London (TfL) confirmed that free travel on selected bus routes in East London…

10.02.2026 — GDPR SAR COMPLAIN AGAINT DWF

I kindly request that this letter be placed on the court file 565MC389.”

28.01.2026 — Subject: Stage 1 complaint — failure to process N244 application and unequal…

To: The Court Manager Central London County Court

28.01.2026 — DRAFT — Section A — Rebuttal Skeleton

(Procedural and Jurisdictional Defects in the Defendant’s N244)

26.01.2026 Formal notice to Central County court in London, TFL and DWF — Ghost proceedings since…

Re: Claim №565MC389 — Juraj Hynek v Transport for London Formal notice of ghost proceedings, court file irregularities, and grounds for…

23.01.2026 — URGENT — DRAFT FOR APPEAL OF HEARING 15.10.2025

MR JURAJ HYNEK

Avoiding Procedural Irregularities as a Disabled Litigant in Person

Practical safeguards with real examples from Hynek v Transport for London

Re: Formal Complaint — Claim №565MC389 Mr Juraj Hynek v Transport for London

I am kindly asking all parties to confirm repeiceptn and put complaint and concerns on case file (Claim №565MC389)

Disabled, in court, and facing “ghost” documents: my experience with TfL, DWF and the court system

When a disabled person sues a powerful body, the process itself can become a weapon. In my claim against Transport for London (TfL)…

“A forgotten railway… the line that starts nowhere and goes nowhere”

North London Line