Potential Miscarriage of Justice: Issue Register

Definition used here: “potential miscarriage of justice” is a scrutiny label for an unresolved claim that the combined process produced an unjust result through error, missing evidence, procedural unfairness, or a material misunderstanding. It is not used here as a finding that a miscarriage of justice has been established. ^🕒

Issues presently requiring evidence review

• the timing and service of HMLR notice in 1982–83;
• the position of Mary (Nancy) Williams at the time of registration and the effect of her death on 26 March 1983;
• the fact that two relevant titles were still live in the 1986 litigation chronology;
• the 2 February 1987 HMLR amalgamation during the appeal period;
• the documentary title gap recorded in BP v Buckler;
• the later use of possession and planning records to describe the site as one estate.

What would convert an allegation into a finding?

Each issue needs a primary document, a verified date, a clear actor, and a demonstrated connection to the claimed outcome. Where the evidence does not establish the point, the Wiki should say “not proved” rather than fill the gap with inference. ^🕒

Related evidence: Anomalies Register · Missing Records Register · Constructive Criticism & Counterarguments. ^🕒