URGENT - Call for Support Re: Watkins EHS Injunction
Please send the Barrister representing Jodie in her EHS case in Australia any details you may have regarding successful litigation in your country against phone mast installation, where an EHS individual is or has been involved.
If you have already responded then many thanks, Raymond has notified us that he has read all emails and will continue to do so.
Raymond J Broomhall ABN: 19 811 830 629
Barrister at Law
Barrister at Law
Mob: 0447 725 254
Michael Kirby Chambers
49 Davey Street
HOBART 7000
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From: P Nielsen <pnielsen@tpg.com.au>
From: P Nielsen <pnielsen@tpg.com.au>
Date: Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 8:18 AM
Subject: URGENT - Call for Support Re: Watkins EHS Injunction
To: pnielsen@tpg.com.au
Subject: URGENT - Call for Support Re: Watkins EHS Injunction
To: pnielsen@tpg.com.au
Dear Reader,
The email below was received from the Barrister acting on behalf of Jodie Watkins, a Tasmanian resident with diagnosed EHS. They are opposing an NBN tower near her home based upon nuisance Tort law. This is a first, and appears to have a high chance of succeeding. The next appearance in court is this Friday. However, additional support is required to have the matter fully heard and a ruled upon.
Please read the following letter, and contact Ray directly by phone or email (see below) ASAP if you can assist as requested.
Here is a news article on their action.
http://www.themercury.com.au/
There is a lot at stake. If this case succeeds, it will set a valuable precedent for all persons in similar situations.
Best regards,
Peter Nielsen
www.emraware.com
The email below was received from the Barrister acting on behalf of Jodie Watkins, a Tasmanian resident with diagnosed EHS. They are opposing an NBN tower near her home based upon nuisance Tort law. This is a first, and appears to have a high chance of succeeding. The next appearance in court is this Friday. However, additional support is required to have the matter fully heard and a ruled upon.
Please read the following letter, and contact Ray directly by phone or email (see below) ASAP if you can assist as requested.
Here is a news article on their action.
http://www.themercury.com.au/
There is a lot at stake. If this case succeeds, it will set a valuable precedent for all persons in similar situations.
Best regards,
Peter Nielsen
www.emraware.com
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