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High Court dismissed two sets of proceedings where the plaintiff claimed to be immune from court summons and court orders, based on a misinterpretation of constitutional equality guarantees and unrelated court decisions, the court finding the arguments to be without merit, constituting an abuse of process, and failing to disclose any reasonable cause of action.
Immunity from court summons - abuse of process - constitutional equality guarantees - High Court - unstateable claim - reasonable cause of action - contempt of court - Isaac Wunder orders - judicial immunity - vexatious litigation - Order 19 rule 28 (RSC) - Article 40.1 of the Constitution - Treaty of Europe - procedural orders - judicial decisions.
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