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EV-0032 — 1955 Order 14 possession order against Frederick Buckler (not yet located)

EV IDEV-0032
Title1955 Order 14 possession order against Frederick Buckler (not yet located)
Date of document1955 (exact date to be confirmed)
Typecourt record
Evidence labelPRIMARY DOCUMENT — NOT PUBLISHED HERE
Repository / referenceNot located; HMCTS and National Archives searches in progress
StatusPENDING — Holder not located; HMCTS and National Archives searches in progress. Writ, summons, affidavit in support, order and any plan sought.
ProvenanceNo copy on wiki; Original not yet obtained; Order known only as recited in later records. Source link: Buckler family evidence repository (bucklerfamily.estate).
Wiki catalogue pageGHF-E125
Claims that rely on this17 October 2026 Highlight Report Addendum — County Treasures & Cross-Institution, Claim: Repeated attempts to frame Mary (Nancy) Williams’s Parcel A occupation as permiss, High Court — Forensic Assessment, The National Archives — Forensic Assessment, Three-part Parcel A: chronology, order scope and later title transfers, Western Ground Rents Ltd — Forensic Assessment

Proves: Not held, so nothing yet. Reported: as recited in later records, WGR obtained summary judgment under Order 14 against Frederick Buckler alone, expressed to cover “the whole of the farm”; Mary, who lived in the house and claimed to own it, was not a party.

Does not prove: Operative wording unknown, including whether “the farm” was defined by plan, acreage or parcel, and whether it covered the farmhouse and garden. Unknown whether a plan was attached, whether the affidavit disclosed Mary’s occupation or the 1939 plan or the 1938 conveyance, and whether Mary was served.

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