Application To Declare Grant Skinner a Vexatious Litigant

Grant Skinner made this Freedom of Information request to Victorian Department of Justice & Regulation

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Dear Department of Justice & Regulation - Victoria,

In 2012 the Attorney General for the State of Victoria made an application to declare Grant Skinner a Vexatious Litigant in the Supreme Court of Victoria.

Under Freedom of Information I would like to have a copy of the application that was made to the Attorney General in 2012 to declare me vexatious.

I need this document to establish who made the application. Was it Ford Motor Company of Australia. Was it Christopher Stillwell of Stillwell Motor Company or was it the Victoria Police.

This document is important due to the fact Vic Roads have recently disclosed that the vehicle which was the basis of that vexatious application was registered with false registration details making the vehicle an illegally registered commercial vehicle.

To this day I have not been advised who made the application to the Attorney General to declare me vexatious.

I look forward to your response as the Vic Roads disclosure about the false registration has caused me recent distress.

Yours faithfully,

Grant Skinner

Victorian Department of Justice & Regulation

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Dear Mr Skinner

I refer to your request for documents under the Freedom of Information Act
1982 (the FOI Act), received in this office on 15 January 2016.

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taken by the department.

Yours sincerely

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Jeremy Frampton
A/Team Leader
Freedom of Information
Information Integrity and Access
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