David Merrill wrote:
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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.
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That sounds tempting and exciting! I'm not competent to do it yet, though... don't understand how to do that yet!
David Merrill continued:
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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?
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Fascinating idea! I do need to understand more about how to do that properly, though. Never heard of such an approach, but I
love the implications of it. Would I risk contempt of court by attempting such a procedure?