Jason Bennison has lost it’s third claim and injunction application in the High Court.
Will he ever learn from his mistakes?
Losses and more losses...
Jason Bennison has lost his third High Court case. To recap:
- On September 7th 2017, he lost against Nominet
- On September 11th 2017, he lost against Harding
- On March 30th 2021, he lost against Bardsley
On all three occasions, he was also ordered to pay the Defendant’s costs, and it was Case (1) that led to his bankruptcy.
Our mission statement
As the name suggests, this site is in place to highlight and correct the wrong information and bad advice often posted on the Bailiff Help Forum, run by Jason Bennison and his side-kick Mark 1960 (a.k.a. Tuco, Statto, Gary Brown, Butterfingers, Starving Taxpayer), who claims to be a paralegal, yet, on their posts, both show a distinct lack of basic legal knowledge and understanding of legislation and court procedure.
Additionally, a number of people have been subject to years of relentless abuse, name calling, defamation and breach of their right to respect for their private and family life on the Bailiff Help Forum. This has been largely the work of Mark Bowley, although Jason and Pote Snitkin have routinely joined in. This site gives those people a voice.
Anyone is allowed to post a comment on here without prior registration, as long as the comments are not abusive. Please note that inappropriate comments will be removed.
The best of 2018
Jason Bennison is now trading under the name of Jay Carpenter Consulting Ltd
Zeke, yet another alias for Jason Bennison.
Mr benison has just returned from hiding abroad. He had a 50k debt. in regards of unreturned charges to customers and Court costs from failed … Read More
Late last night, Bennison was having one of his wild rants, where he said the following:
Funny he should say this, over six months after a High Court Judge said the exact opposite. As we have seen with Nominet, Bennison refuses to accept a ruling … Read More
Here we have a poster who, of their own admission, is not well acquainted with fora. They say they received one letter, presumably the notice of enforcement. The also say the have already paid the debt to the creditor, who is a firm of solicitors. Bennison tells them that solicitors … Read More
Bennison has been involved in advice forum for the last 10 years, and BHF was set up over 5 years ago. Over those years, he’s had his share of trials and tribulations, but 2017 has most certainly been His Best Year Ever.
Jason and BHF rebranded and reloaded for the New … Read More
Hot on the heels of the Miller court failure, we can’t end 2017 without another of Jason Bennison’s failures. This one is simply entitled ‘1st DECEMBER’.
On the BHF (now Dealing with Bailiffs) forum a few days ago, the pathological liar; Jason Bennison seemed to indicate that this latest legal … Read More
On the 12th of March 2015, a writ of control was issued against Mr Miller for £408,000. This related to a judgment from March 2010 for £330,000. I am assuming that the difference between both figures relates to interest on the debt. The Creditor passed the writ of control to a High … Read More
It’s hard to believe, but true all the same!
Bennison’s timeline against Nominet
Bennison started a dispute with Nominet, which he lost in April 2016. The outcome, along with all other resolutions, was published on the Bailii legal database and we can see the full details of that case here: … Read More
It all started with a debt under £200, the debtor in this case had a couple of PCNs totaling £172, which he failed to pay in time. The council sent this debt to Newlyn for enforcement, which resulted in the addition of a £75 compliance fee to the debt. We … Read More
A couple of weeks ago, a poster went to BHF for help with a TV license fine. The opening post said the following:
It is quite obvious from the above that the poster was not only fully aware of the fine, she had even promised a weekly payment to the court. … Read More
By popular demand, a platform to show examples of cases where people who have followed his advice, both on and off the BHF forum, have lost the case, lost money or been slapped with a costs order. Please make reference only to known cases backed by suitable evidence, anything not … Read More
Here we have a thread where the debtor had a visit from DCBL with a writ in the name of a limited company. Although the poster started a thread on BHF, it looks like they had previously contacted Jason’s “helpline” directly, possibly via DWB. Jason was quick to say that … Read More
Maybe it is time that we started to examine, and correct, the wrong advice that is being doled out by Jason Bennison. We are not alone in thinking that his advice is wrong, and the Management would like to thank Mark Bowley for sharing his true feelings … Read More
pieman – the bigger picture
Looks a bit different to the little picture he provides.
The Nominet Saga
A little background
No doubt everyone will be familiar with Bennison’s saga against Nominet, which begun when he was desperate to find out the details of the owner of a certain domain, only to find that they were protected by a privacy service offered by hosting giant GoDaddy. This … Read More
It’s hard to believe, but true all the same!
Bennison’s timeline against Nominet
Bennison started a dispute with Nominet, which he lost in April 2016. The outcome, along with all other resolutions, was published on the Bailii legal database and we can see the full details of that case here: … Read More
Having seen Bennison’s legal aspirations, it’s time to see whether they could ever be fulfilled. The snippets below speak for themselves.
The Witness Statement
His Witness Statement can be seen on this page: Bennison v Nominet.
In that sea of confusion, a couple of points are worth a mention. Firstly, … Read More
What exactly is an injunction?
An injunction is an order from the court instructing a party to do or not to do something. There are several types of injunctions:
Prohibitory, requiring the party to refrain from doing something
Mandatory, requiring the party to perform an action
Freezing, restraining a party from … Read More
Well, well, well, what have we here…
Mr Bennison opened a dispute over this domain with Nominet and he LOST! Nominet ruled that this site was NOT an abusive registration, nor did he show rights to a name or mark similar to this domain.
Despite being marked as “optional”, … Read More