International Campaign for Real History since 1991
Posted Wednesday, February 4, 2004 |
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Mr Irving challenges Louise Brittain of Baker Tilly, official Trustee appointed to seize Mr Irving’s estate, to confirm that as promised nothing has been sold without his being given due notice | ||
London, February 18, 2004
Dear Madam Re: Estate of David Irving 2002, LMB/GPA/ACD/7DCIRV In your letter of February 6 received today, you stated that you enclosed an inventory of my books and papers; it was not however enclosed. 2. You state that you do not recall providing us with a written undertaking not to sell items of our estate without giving us two weeks notice. I attach a copy of a letter from your solicitors DLA dated February 3, 2003 giving this under-taking, no doubt on your behalf:
Kindly confirm that this is still the position: that you will give notice, and that no such items have been disposed of (other than those seemingly stolen by your expert valuer). Yours sincerely, David Irving e-mail: Focalp@aol.com
[As of Friday, April 9, 2004 no reply has been received to this letter. See however Louise Brittain’s witness statement, April 1, 2004.and Mr Irving’s draft response.] |
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