A few questions for your local council

A few questions you may wish to ask your local council in relation to council tax:

1. What factually is a borough or a county?
2. Are there any witness with first hand personal knowledge, that I am a taxpayer and have an obligation to pay council tax….? Please answer yes or no
3. Is there any admissible evidence that I am a taxpayer and have an obligation to pay council tax….? Please answer yes or no
4. Are the opinions that I am a taxpayer and have an obligation to pay council tax irrefutable? Please answer yes or no.
5. Does such an obligation should it factually exist, require my voluntary cooperation? Please answer yes or no.
6. Can you provide me with evidence that the Local Government Finance Act applies to me? Please answer yes or no.
7. Can you provide me with a factual time to show how, why, where and when the alleged obligation was created. Please answer yes or no.
8. On the occasions when the council take people to court over failing to pay council tax, do you present valid cause of action to any competent court of law that has jurisdiction? Please answer yes or no.
9. Is there ever any legally admissible evidence to prove such an alleged obligation? Please answer yes or no.
10. Is the complaint in the nature of a contract? Please answer yes or no.
11. Is the complaint in the nature of a tort? Please answer yes or no.
12. Would the alleged complaint/claim be factually consistent with the Human Right Act 1998? Please answer yes or no.
13. When making a complaint for non-payment of council tax, does the authorised officer make a legal determination that everyone has the obligation or has a liability to pay council tax? Please answer yes or no.
14. Are the agents that make the determination that everyone is liable to pay council tax, qualified to make legal determinations? Please answer yes or no.
15. Does the council have the permission of the Attorney General to prosecute for non payment of council tax? Please answer yes or no.