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MEDICO-LEGAL
PSYCHIATRIC REPORT
Name: Ms Mervelle Ionie Myers
Date of Birth: 19 May 1959
Address: 16 Alma Grove
London
SE1 5PY
Report prepared by: Dr Babatunde Oyedeji Oyebode
MB.BS; Dip Criminol; M.Phil; FRCPsych
Responsible Officer & Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist
Expert in Mind Ltd
Unit G03
High Weald House
Glovers End
Bexhill
East Sussex
TN39 5ES
Report requested by: J I Solicitors
169 Windmill Street
Gravesend
Kent
DA12 1A
Date of report: 19 April 2024
Medico-legal report by: Dr B O Oyebode
On: Ms Mervelle Ionie Myers (DOB 19/05/1959) 2
CONTENTS

1. The issues addressed 3
2. My investigation of the facts 4
3. Opinion and recommendations 13
4. Expert’s declaration 14
5. Statements 15
   Appendix 1 Curriculum Vitae 16
   Appendix 2 Documents Read 23

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1. The issues addressed
   1.1 Sources of information
   1.1.1 I assessed Mervelle Myers for the purpose of this report in my consulting rooms at Keats
   House on 15 April 2024. I explained to her that as it is a court report, the usual
   patient/doctor confidentiality accorded does not apply in this case and she understood
   this.
   1.1.2 Instructing solicitors in the letter of instruction dated 11 March 2024 stated that:
   1.1.3 “…Introduction
   1.1.4 Ms Myers is the defendant in a claim for possession by the Claimant landlord Housing for
   Women as follows:
   1.1.5 “Factual Background
   1.1.6 “1. Instructing solicitors represent the client who is the defendant in Possession
   proceedings of Flat 16, Alma Grove, London SE1 5PY.
   1.1.7 “2. Mervelle Myers is a tenant of Flat 16 Alma Grove, London SE1 5PY by way of an
   Assured Tenancy, the tenancy commenced on 1 December 2000. Housing for Women is
   a Housing Association is the defendant’s landlord.
   1.1.8 “3. The claim for possession relies on the pleadings and injunction order proceedings as
   the basis for the further particulars Grounds 12 & 4 pursuant to Schedule 2 of the Housing
   Act.
   1.1.9 “4. There are related proceedings which form the basis for the Landlord’s possession
   claim in which they rely on the injunction order dated 1 August 2023 obtained under Part
   1 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 for nuisance, annoyance,
   harassment.
   1.1.10 “5. Ms Myers confirmed that she has resided at her address of Flat 16, Alma Grove,
   London SE1 5PY since on or around 1 December 2000 when she is a tenant of Housing for
   Women. She resides together with her elderly husband.
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   1.1.11 “6. Several documents have been filed by the Claimant in both proceedings.
   1.1.12 “7. Ms Myers believes that the Claimant is well aware that she is a vulnerable adult
   although she believes her condition has not always been considered by the Claimant with
   regards to issues to do with the tenancy. …”
   1.1.13 Documents read are in Appendix 2.
2. My investigation of the facts
   2.1 Family history
   2.1.1 She told me that her father died on 9 February 1980, aged 62 years, he suffered with
   Parkinson’s for over 10 years. She described him as a common labourer. He was married
   and she said that she enjoyed a good relationship with him.
   2.1.2 Mother died on 1 January 2014, aged 90 years, she suffered with dementia. She was
   married and did not work outside the home when married, she became the carer to her
   husband. She described her mother as very strict but enjoyed a good relationship with
   her.
   2.1.3 She said that she is the seventh of a sibship of nine, two females.
   2.1.4 Balis was born in 1946, he is a married retired tailor and factory worker, who has three
   children. She described a good relationship with him. He lives in Florida. She told me that
   he goes back and forth to Jamaica.
   2.1.5 Youvanney, died five or six years after birth, she had epileptic fit.
   2.1.6 Dostan died in 2003, aged 73 years, he had cancer. He was a retired tailor and marketing
   inspector, he was married and had four daughters. She said that their relationship “was
   a bit up and down”. He lived in Jamaica.
   2.1.7 Byron died in 2008, aged 56 years, he had cancer. He worked in a youth centre, he was
   married and had four children. She described a good relationship with him.
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   2.1.8 Texchus is a 70 year old, married, retired police officer who lives in Jamaica. He has three
   children.
   2.1.9 Ashter was born in 1956, he died aged 37 years in 1994, he had AIDS. He was married,
   but the marriage did not last long. He had two children. He was a local government
   councillor in Jamaica, before he went to America where he did chef work. She said that,
   “He is my favourite brother”.
   2.1.10 Mervelle Myers.
   2.1.11 Amly was born in 1963, married, he has four children and worked in construction in
   America until 2023. He had a blood clot in his head and was in intensive care. She
   described a good relationship with him.
   2.1.12 Ervin was born in 1966, married, he has three children. He is a teacher in America. She
   described a good relationship with him.
   2.1.13 Paternal aunt suffered with mental illness. She was unaware of a family history of
   substance abuse, but said that Ashter died in jail.
   2.2 Personal history
   2.2.1 She told me that she was born in Jamaica and was unaware of perinatal abnormalities.
   She lived with her parents as a child and described a happy childhood.
   2.2.2 She said that she attended schools from about six years, enjoyed school, had friends at
   school and denied truanting. She left school at 16 years, when she got pregnant. She sat
   seven to eight local exam subjects, over a period of time, she obtained credit to pass. She
   went on to evening classes between 17 and 19 years, when she passed English O Level.
   2.2.3 She subsequently did domestic work in her twenties, for short periods of time. She
   stopped in her twenties when she became a basic schoolteacher. She started work as a
   basic schoolteacher at 27 years, before this, she did one year national youth service, as a
   teaching assistant, and worked as a basic schoolteacher for 33 years when she finally
   came to the UK in 1992.
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   2.2.4 The chronology became a bit confusing from here on. She told me that she met someone
   in Jamaica, came to the UK in 1991 on a holiday, to find out if she could live in the UK.
   She went back in June 1991, she finally came to live in the UK in 1992.
   2.2.5 According to her, when she came on holiday in 1991, she did cleaning jobs, when she
   returned in 1992, she went back to the same cleaning jobs, and was in various cleaning
   employment from 1992 until 2005.
   2.2.6 She then said that she went to college from 1997 to 1999 to study childcare, obtaining a
   nursery nurse qualification, and was the student of the year.
   2.2.7 She then said that from 2004 to 2010, she studied with the Open University, childcare,
   obtained a foundation degree in 2009, and went back to do some more childcare training,
   called children and families.
   2.2.8 She did early morning cleaning from 1992, throughout college until 2005, when she
   decided she could manage financially and did not need the money.
   2.2.9 From 1999, she worked as an early years practitioner, at different places until 2015. She
   told me that she has not been in paid employment from 2015, and she survives on
   benefits.
   2.2.10 She described herself as heterosexual and she denied sexual abuse. She has been married
   twice.
   2.2.11 Her first marriage was on 20 October 1992 to Malachi in London, he was born on 28 May
3. He was a minicab operator. She has no children by him. They were divorced in 2002.
   2.2.12 The second marriage was on 27 May 2014 to Arnold, in London, he died on 8 April 2024
   aged 101 years 1 month, from old age. She has no children by him.
   2.2.13 She told me that she has two sons in Jamaica by two fathers.
   2.2.14 Kevin born in 1976, is a married local councillor in Jamaica, he previously worked in
   banking. He has two children. She described a good relationship with him.
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   2.2.15 Valdin was born in 1975, he is married and has four children. He is a teacher, and he was
   a FIFA referee. She described a good relationship with him.
   2.2.16 She told me that she has no other children. She chose not to have more children, because
   of her DNA, (citing Parkinson’s disease and diabetes). She told me that her sons were not
   planned.
   2.2.17 Some time in the interview, she mentioned that she has a stepson by her husband, Trevor
   aged 21 years, she is not sure if he is still married to his wife, he has one son. He works in
   Brixton prison.
   2.2.18 She told me that she has never smoked cigarettes, she drinks alcohol on social occasions
   and denied use of non-prescribed or illicit drugs.
   2.3 Forensic history
   2.3.1 I have not seen a record of previous convictions recorded against her, but she reported
   the following to me, not in a good chronological order.
   2.3.2 She said that on 30 November 2020, the police attended her home, “Beat me up,
   assaulted me, took me out half naked”. According to her, the police called the evening
   before to tell her she was required at the Walworth police station, for an interview on 1
   December 2020. She said that she had a prior appointment that day, to do with her
   diabetes. She requested for another appointment. She told me that four officers visited,
   she thought they were there to listen to her argument.
   2.3.3 She said that she was charged with criminal damage to property. She was fined £50.
   2.3.4 She said that in January 2023, she was at home, it was her mother’s birthday, so she
   dressed up in her cultural clothes and was celebrating. She wanted to put all that had
   happened to her, behind her and move on, the police attended her home. She said that
   they made allegations that there was a report of an incident at her address on 10 January
4. She refuted this, she could not recall this happening. She said that one of the
   officers, went out and came back, and changed the reason why they were there. In the
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   interim, she was issued papers telling her to attend Croydon Magistrates Court, if she did
   not attend, she would be arrested. She was given a date to attend Walworth police
   station for an interview. The next day, 27 January 2023, she went to Croydon Magistrates
   Court with her husband, nothing was listed. She asked questions, eventually, she spoke
   to somebody. She had to return to court twice after that. On the third visit to the court,
   no further action was taken, she was sent a document relating to her mental health.
   2.3.5 On 3 February 2023, she said that she went to Walworth police station with her husband,
   she was represented by a duty solicitor, that was when she was told her neighbour
   returned from work at 1500 hours, heard screaming and shouting. The neighbour went
   to her flat, which is above hers (Mervelle Myers), opened her window, and she (Mervelle
   Myers) cursed her. She said that this is still being investigated to date.
   2.3.6 According to her, both the neighbour and her male partner, have kicked her door, this
   started in November 2023, and is still going on. She told me that she called for assistance
   from the police the day the equipment was being installed at her home, for her husband
   to be discharged from hospital. The kicking of the door, she stated happened sometimes
   three times a week, she has reported to the police, and was provided card numbers.
   2.3.7 On 27 February 2024, she told me that she called the police three times, because the
   kicking of the door was getting to her, no-one turned up. She was indoors, did not hear
   the communal doorbell ring, she then heard knocking on her door. She asked who it was,
   they said that it was the police. She opened the door, police officers were stood there.
   She thought because she had called three times, that is why they attended. She told me
   that some of the officers asked if she knew Arnold Tomlison, her husband, she invited
   them in. She stood there waiting for them to come in, she saw one of the officers, put
   something at the door. She asked what it was, it was a battering ram, no-one answered
   her. She thinks four officers went into her property, maybe more, she asked for the
   purpose of their visit. She told me that she suffers with anxiety, she became anxious when
   she saw the battering ram. She was then told that the visit was about a video she posted
   online. She told me that she posted a video online because she blogs, she has signed up
   for a speaking event on 28 April 2024. She stated that, “I am expert authority on subjects
   from cradle to grave. So my tag line is early intervention is key to survival. Because I work
   with children”. She said that the video is there as part of her speaking engagements. The
   video was made in Jamaica, because her husband’s sister was going through a transition
   (dying), her husband’s niece, explained about her mother falling out of bed. She (Mervelle
   Myers) advised her niece that she has to safeguard her mother.
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   2.3.8 She then said that in terms of sensitivity, she did not post the video until after her sisterin-law died. She told me that the police saw the video, and because of their perception
   of her, she does not know who is feeding the police the information. She said one of the
   officers asked if she remembered him, he then told her that he remembered her
   husband, because he had visited, when her husband and herself had a disagreement. At
   this point, I asked if there was domestic violence between them, and she said no. She told
   me that she chose to report the incident, as a means of safeguarding both of them,
   because her husband was traumatised by the death of her mother. Her husband raised
   his walking stick to hit her. The police eventually left, but she reported the matter.
   2.3.9 She then said that in 2017, she called the police because she was verbally abused by two
   persons, one of them stole her manuscript, the other one, a barrister, was ordered to pay
   back the money he took from her, by the Court, as he did not represent her. According
   to her, the police did not act, stating that, “It was none of their business”.
   2.3.10 She told me that on 30 October 2017, the police and ambulance turned up at her house
   to section her for a malicious report, that she wrote on Facebook that she was feeling
   suicidal. She told me that she arranged a meeting with the police at the police station,
   she wanted her stepson to be present. He was not able to joint the meeting, which took
   place with her alone. The police did not come prepared. One officer said to her, that if
   she did not calm down, she would be placed in a straight jacket. She told me that she
   came out of the meeting upset, her stepson arrived later, he was waiting outside. She
   said that the stepson went back into speak to the police. She said that whilst waiting
   outside, a police vehicle pulled up, stating they received a report that someone was
   misbehaving. According to her, nothing happened further with the police. She said that
   her stepson was still talking to them. Nothing else happened with the police on that day.
   2.4 Medical history
   2.4.1 She told me that in 2012, she was diagnosed with diabetes. She is not on medication at
   present. She tries a holistic approach. She said that takes metformin when advised to do
   so.
   2.4.2 She said that she was diagnosed with arthritis in 2012 and she is receiving treatment.
   2.4.3 She said that she was diagnosed with high blood pressure in 2023, she is not medication.
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   2.4.4 She said that in 2016, she did 12 sessions of counselling for depression and chronic
   anxiety.
   2.4.5 She told me that she has not been on prescribed medication by secondary mental health
   services. She is not on any medication at present.
   2.4.6 I obtained the following from the medical records provided to me.
   2.4.7 Dr Laura Crawford, Occupational Health Physician, Health Management, in a letter dated
   29 April 2015 to Ms Dilys Epton, HR, London Early Years Foundation thanked her for
   referring Ms Myers to Health Management for occupational health advice regarding her
   fitness to work and the impact of medical conditions on work. The letter summarised her
   physical condition. It is of note that the letter stated that she admitted that she had an
   anxious personality and is certainly likely that many of the symptoms she described are
   related to that. The letter stated that in terms of her anxiety, she was progressing some
   counselling therapy, having been given contact details both via her GP and via work. The
   letter stated that it is hoped that some counselling treatment might help her understand
   what triggers and symptoms, help her to manage them, and help her to moderate how
   she reacts when becoming anxious for example the loud speech and the tremor.
   2.4.8 Laura Tinsley, Trainee Counselling Psychologist, South London & Maudsley NHS
   Foundation Trust, Southwark Psychological Therapy Service, Middle House, Maudsley
   Hospital, London SE5 8AZ in a letter to the GP, stated that Mrs Myers attended a course
   of 12 counselling sessions and they had a final sessions on 26 February 2016. The PHQ-9
   score on 10 April 2015 was 22 and the GAD was 7, the PHQ-9 score on 26 February 2016
   was 5 and the GAD-7 score was 7. These are measures for anxiety and depression. The
   letter stated that Mrs Myers attended her sessions and engaged well throughout the
   course of treatment. The treatment focused on Mrs Myers depression, following her
   difficulties at work. Mrs Myers cause for depression and anxiety significantly reduced
   over the course of treatment as stated in the letter.
   2.4.9 The plan and recommendations included an agreement that Mrs Myers did not require
   further treatment from SPTS at the time. However, Mrs Myers could always be rereferred or self-refer, if she required further treatment in the future.
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   2.4.10 The GP in a letter dated 17 March 2016 addressed to whom it may concern, stated that
   the letter was confirming that the above named attended the surgery on 6 February 2015.
   She said that she had been suffering for about one month with anxiety, poor sleep and
   low mood due to problems at work.
   2.4.11 On examination, she was found to be slightly anxious. She was advised to use a selfcertificate to sign herself off work for the first week and given the telephone number to
   ring for a local self-referral counselling service. She was reported to have attended the
   surgery again on 13 March 2015, saying that she had problems with stress at work. She
   had counselling at Southwark Psychological Therapy Service where she had 12
   counselling sessions with a final session being on 26 February 2016.
   2.4.12 The letter went on to state that she attended the surgery again on 29 February 2016 to
   discuss having a medical report done.
   2.4.13 It was reported in a letter dated 8 July 2016 from South London & Maudsley NHS
   Foundation Trust Talking Therapies, Southwark, to Ms Myers, addressed to whom it may
   concern, that she attended 12 counselling sessions at Talking Therapies Southwark. It was
   reported that she stated that she has suffered with chronic anxiety since she was a child.
   She said that she had learnt to manage the anxiety, but it did sometimes affect her ability
   to write as she has a tremor in her hand. She, however, stated that this did not affect her
   work.
   2.4.14 She reported that her depression seemed to have arisen in the context of a difficult
   period at work. She said that she felt unfairly treated and she could not understand how
   her colleagues had come to form their opinions about her.
   2.4.15 The letter stated that over the course of treatment, the impact of her work situation was
   explored with her, and how it affected her. The impact of this situation on her marriage,
   where Mrs Myers found it hard to cope as a result of being overwhelmed by the
   difficulties in her work life. She also said that this had affected some of her friendships. It
   was reported that Mrs Myers said that her family were her main support, but this was
   only over the telephone due to the distance between them.
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   2.5 Mental state examination (15 April 2024)
   2.5.1 She was appropriately dressed, was cooperative and there was good eye contact. There
   was no disorder of movement or posture. Her answers to questions were appropriate,
   but she was at times overinclusive, with the intention of going into great details about
   events.
   2.5.2 She felt well in herself and there was no clinical evidence of a primary mood disorder.
   She said that she has been sleeping well. According to her, she developed an anxiety
   disorder in the past three years, sometimes only drinking water. I asked if she has
   consulted her GP. She said that, “I told him about it”. However, she said that eats when
   she needs to. She had no thoughts of harm to self or others.
   2.5.3 She denied auditory or visual hallucinations. She denied delusions of thought insertion,
   withdrawal or broadcasting. She denied delusions of reference, persecution or grandeur.
   There was no formal thought disorder.
   2.5.4 Cognitively, she had good remote and recent memory, regarding immediate recall, she
   was able to recall four out of a six-item address. Her attention and concentration were
   subjectively good, she was able to count from 10 backwards and able to name the months
   of the year backwards but missed out April. She was well orientated. She had good
   knowledge of current affairs, she was able to name the British prime minister, the
   American president and the King.
   2.5.5 She does not consider that she is currently mentally ill or in need of treatment.
   2.6 Further information obtained from Mervelle Myers
   2.6.1 I asked if she had any questions. She asked if I think she is mentally ill. I said that I would
   need to reflect on the assessment and peruse her medical records.
   2.6.2 I formed the view that she can take in information, weigh it, and come to a reasoned
   decision. She is able to communicate her decision.
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5. Opinion and recommendations
   3.1 I will now respond to specific questions asked by instructing solicitors in the letter of
   instruction dated 11 March 2024.
   3.2 I should be grateful if your report dealt with and addressed the following; please avoid
   expressing a view regarding the factual disputes in this case, as this is of course the
   province of the Court and no findings of fact have been made in this matter:
   3.3 Assess Ms Myers’ mental capacity, in particular whether Ms Myers has capacity to litigate
   and in making this decision please assess whether Ms Myers suffers from any mental
   health condition and any disabilities and whether Ms Myers has the ability to:
   3.3.1 I assessed Ms Myers for the purpose of this report in my consulting rooms at Keats House
   on 15 April 2024 as instructed.
   3.3.2 She has been reported to have suffered with anxiety and depression, for which she
   received counselling sessions with good effect. She is currently on no treatment.
   3.3.3 In my opinion there is no evidence that Ms Myers suffers from an enduring mental illness,
   as defined in the Eleventh Edition of the Classification of Mental and Behavioural
   Disorders by the World Health Organisation, from my examination of her and the facts
   available to me.
   3.4 Comprehend the course of the proceedings she faces so that she can make proper defence.
   3.4.1 In my opinion, Ms Myers is able to comprehend the course of the proceedings she faces
   and can make a proper defence.
   3.5 Understand and reply rationally to the allegations she faces.
   3.5.1 In my opinion, Ms Myers is able to understand and reply rationally to the allegations she
   faces.
   3.6 Exercise her right to challenge witnesses.
   3.6.1 I consider that she is able to exercise her right to challenge witnesses.
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   3.7 Understand details of the evidence as it is given.
   3.7.1 I consider that she is able to understand the details of the evidence as it is given.
   3.8 Give appropriate instructions to her legal advisers.
   3.8.1 In my opinion, she is able to give appropriate instructions to her legal advisers.
   3.9 Give evidence herself (if she so desires), including giving evidence and being crossexamined.
   3.9.1 I consider that she is able to give evidence herself (if she so desires) including giving
   evidence and being cross-examined.
   3.9.2 In summary therefore, I am of the view that she is able to take in information, retain it,
   able to understand it, make a decision based on the information. I also consider that she
   is able to weigh the pros and cons of the decision and she can verbally communicate her
   decision.
6. Statements
   Statement of compliance
   I understand my duty as an expert witness is to the court. I have complied with that duty
   and will continue to comply with it. This report includes all matters relevant to the issues
   on which my expert evidence is given. I have given details in this report of any matters
   which might affect the validity of this report. I have addressed this report to the court. I
   further understand that my duty to the court overrides any obligation to the party from
   whom I received instructions.
   Declaration of awareness
   I confirm that I am aware of the requirements of Part 35 and Practice Direction 35, and
   the Guidance for the Instruction of Experts in Civil Claims 2014.
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   Statement of truth
   I confirm that I have made clear which facts and matters referred to in this report are
   within my own knowledge and which are not. Those that are within my own knowledge I
   confirm to be true. The opinions I have expressed represent my true and complete
   professional opinions on the matters to which they refer.
   I understand that proceedings for contempt of court may be brought against anyone who
   makes, or causes to be made, a false statement in a document verified by a statement of
   truth without an honest belief in its truth.
   Statement of conflicts
   I confirm that I have no conflict of interest of any kind, other than any which I have already
   set out in this report. I do not consider that any interest which I have disclosed affects my
   suitability to give expert evidence on any issue on which I have given evidence and I will
   advise the party by whom I am instructed if, between the date of this report and the trial,
   there is any change in circumstances which affects this statement.
   Signed: …………………………………………Date: 19 April 2024
   Dr Babatunde Oyedeji Oyebode
   MB.BS; Dip Criminol; M.Phil; FRCPsych
   Responsible Officer & Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist
   Expert in Mind Ltd
   Unit G03
   High Weald House
   Glovers End
   Bexhill
   East Sussex
   TN39 5ES
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Appendix 2
DOCUMENTS READ
I have read the following:

1. Letter of instruction dated 11 March 2024 to Dr Oyebode from Shola Obajuluwa, J I
   Solicitors, 123 Atwell Road, London SE15 4TW.
2. Letter dated 2 January 2024 to Ms Mervelle Myers, Flat 16, Alma Grove, London SE1 5PY
   from Devonshires Solicitors LLP, 30 Finsbury Circus, London EC2M 7DT.
3. Reply to Defence and Defence to Counterclaim dated 6 February 2024 by Samantha Grix,
   Devonshires Solicitors.
4. Application Notice Form N244 dated 23 January 2024 by Emmanuel Obajuluwa, J I
   Solicitors.
5. Defence and Counterclaim dated 23 January 2024 by Emmanuel Obajuluwa.
6. Letter dated 3 January 2024 to Mrs Mervelle Myers from Rawnak Khan, Housing Case
   Worker, Islington Law Centre, 38 Devonia Road, London N1 8JH.
7. General Directions Order issued in the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch dated 19
   December 2023.
8. Notice Hearing issued in the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch, to attend a hearing
   on 19 December 2023.
9. Letter dated 20 November 2023 to Mervelle Myers, from Rahsan Polat, Creation Team
   HM Courts & Tribunals Service, the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch, The Gee
   Street, London EC1V 3RE.
10. Further Particulars of Claim dated 3 November 2023 by Samantha Grix.
11. Notice of Allocation to the Fast Track issued in the County Court at Clerkenwell &
    Shoreditch dated 15 February 2024.
12. Notice of Hearing of Application issued in the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch
    dated 24 July 2023.
13. General Form of Judgment or Order issued in the County Court at Clerkenwell &
    Shoreditch dated 27 July 2023.
14. Injunction Order in the County Court sitting at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch Hearing Centre
    dated 1 August 2023.
15. Contempt Application date 13 August 2023, at the County Court at Clerkenwell &
    Shoreditch.
    Medico-legal report by: Dr B O Oyebode
    On: Ms Mervelle Ionie Myers (DOB 19/05/1959) 24
16. Various notices of hearing applications.
17. Defence dated 17 August 2023 by Stephen Agera, Solicitor for the Defendant.
18. Witness Statement of Stephen Agera undated.
19. Letter dated 29 April 2019 to Housing for Women, 6th Floor, Blue Star House, 234-244
    Stockwell Road, London SW9 9SP from Mervelle Myers.
20. Draft Order in the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch undated and unsigned.
21. General Form of Judgment or Order in the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch dated
    15 December 2023.
22. Contempt Application dated 28 November 2023.
23. General Directions Order in the County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch dated 21
    December 2023.
24. Copy of her medical records

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