This document, AMG 5857 1855-2022 is the official record showing that the High Court of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region- Court of First Instance, recognises and accepts Crown Attorney General Andrew Morton Garrett’s request to have his matter heard. As noted at the top, the nature of the claim is the enforcement of a non-Hong Kong judgement.
This judgement refers to an attempt by the Australian Tax Department in July of 2024 to prosecute Andrew Garrett on false charges of fraud. This followed a previous attempt to prosecute him, which was withdrawn by declaring ‘Nolle Prosequi’- a formal redaction of the claims brought against Andrew that nullifies any and all claims related to the matter across Australia, the UK, and the US. The reason the ATO withdrew the charges was because Andrew had overwhelming evidence of their own fraud, leaving them with no other option but to withdraw.
Because the prosecutor dropped the charges, the government is legally blocked from ever re-charging him, changing their minds, or bringing up these claims again under every legal rule that exists (by virtue of the Order of Nolle Prosequi, creating Common Law, Equitable, Res Judicata, Contractual, Promissory, and Collateral Issue Estoppel). They broke their own laws, and Andrew is seeking to prosecute the ATO for doing so.
