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Posted: Sat May 26, 2007 11:13 pm

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from TNT COURIER SERVICE <[email protected]> hide details May 25 (2 days ago)
to xxxxxxxxxx <[email protected]>
date May 25, 2007 7:46 PM
subject Attn: URGENT REPLY
signed-by yahoo.co.uk

Dear Winner,

I want you clearly understand that is stated clearly in the constitution, you are to carefully read Article 1186 section 45 subsection 2.3 of the United kingdom constitution as relates to Financial and Courier matters,

We await your swift reply when you have been convinced that this was done by the U.K Government .

Regards,
Steven Walters.

I searched Google for such a regulation, but came up empty. I asked them to send me a copy of that clause in the UK Constitution.

The next one led to Nedbank of South Africa, which is not listed on Google. Have posted it on AA419.org. Please Eater, don't go down again.

Baiting Guru Joined: 08 Jul 2004 Posts: 11856 Location: UK

Eater hasn't been down that I am aware of and I have been on here since this morning Confused

, unless it was down very temporarily while I was looking at eBay.

Posted: Sat May 26, 2007 11:38 pm

I would ask to see the credentials of this constitutional expert. Laughing

Wickipedia

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The lack of a central written constitutional document explaining the fundamental principles of the state and relationship between its institutions and the people leads some constitutionalists to regard the United Kingdom as having "no (formal) constitution." Statutory law is often considered the most important source of the constitution. But the case remains that the constitution relies far more on unwritten constitutional conventions than virtually every other liberal democratic constitution, with the notable exception of New Zealand and Israel.

If it appeared anywhere it would be in an Act of Parliament, which would then form a part of the Constitution, but would be referred to by whatever Act it forms a part of.