Then opposing counsel objects and points out the inconsistent statements.

It is not "against the law" as people use that term. It is subject to objections by the opposing counsel.

you are entitled to a refund, but that's it. No law suit.

Lawsuits are expensive and time consuming. You have suffered no harm. Go there in person.

If not addressed in the order, it should not be a problem..

Not clear who is going after whom, so hard to answer.

They are completely within their rights to do so. No grounds for a lawsuit.

Ask a solicitor in England. This site is for U.S. lawyers.

Yes you do. And quit making admissions on the Internet. Get a lawyer.

There is really no way any of us would know. Ask his lawyer.............