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BTW! I have learned from someone else who is fighting a similar case in another state, that the Plaintiff dismissed their case w/o prejudice and did not inform the defendant by mail of the dismissal!
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Very revealing - the
Plaintiff dismissed the case.
The authority is actually with the clerk. That is where the process is executed and the authority is in the process. Since the default is old and stale you might consider filing a true judgment yourself. With the county clerk and recorder or deeds collaterally
^, common law publication of the judgment.
Maybe file it in lieu of the attorney in the black robe, explaining how you understand his career and standing with the Bar are at risk. But like you indicate, if the Plaintiff has power to dismiss a case without prejudice (and
ex parte at that), you should give yourself credit for being the court of record when the attorney in the black robe's hands have become tied by a default against the Bank and Fund. He may succeed in at least looking like he overturned your judgment; but wouldn't that make him obligated to rule on the matter you have moved in his court already?
Then again maybe let sleeping dogs lie. I have seen a federal judge, Wiley Young
DANIEL just consider my action, a common law writ of mandamus from a 12 jury panel, a new motion that was not clear about the default already before the court and so rule for closure [indicating resolution of the national debt, at least in contemplation. Thus a ruling for closure on March 18, 1997 was interpreted as resolution of the national debt - forfeiture of assets including 501(C)(3) Christian churches* and citizens of the United States, regardless of how people handled subsequent billing.] If anything or anyone ever injures you or your house in the future, sue the
judge for his dereliction of duty. Or sue the clerk for refusing to file your true default judgment if that happens. Again you will have to be the court of record [hire your own transcriber etc.]. But his cowardice will have injured you. You should have recourse.
Once filed you may be able to get a certified copy filed with your secretary of state for apostille. Mention doctrine
res judicata and if anyone tries to pick up the matter in any court, it is likely nobody will touch the matter. You must determine what risks you are willing to take handling the rule of law. I am just telling you that I have seen wonderful things happen when proper process is applied. [The above DANIEL case was filed the day before the
31 Day Government Shutdown (reconstruction).]
Regards,
David Merrill.
A suitor recently filed judgment on an abatement for misnomer with the state court first without thinking. So I reminded him to file with the county clerk and recorder (county deeds maybe where you are). Then I suggested he have that served back on the state court so that he could prove the clerk knew it was filed in common law. He threw money at it and hired a professional process server to pick up five certified copies and serve them into the four 'outstanding' cases abated. It took the process server four tries to get the certified copies. After phone calls and trips there to verify the document existed, the process was finally complete. But for some reason the county clerk was not readily producing certified copies.
* The undrawn timeline is 520/519 BC to 740 AD is 1260 years. Then 740 AD to 2000 is another half-Week, 1260 years.
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