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Re:When Foreign Coporations bring suit
NbWC = Notice by Written Communication
The NbWC is found in CTC3 (Cracking the Code 3rd Edition) and is Notice of Copyright of Tradename/Trademark.
Yes, if the NbWC is used against an original creditor you could follow the same process and win a default judgment... a judgment that will be given "full faith and credit" by any other state.
But let me point out that, if the original creditor produces anything with your signature it can be viewed as "implied permission" to use the trade name... in order to conduct business with that company.& This is something that a "collector" cannot do.& Yes, Yes, I do realize that the NbWC states "without expressed written permission"... but the court will still rule in favor of "implied permission".
And further, if you do have a copyright it might be wise to send "expressed written permission" to any entity that you are conducting business with... like the gas/electric company, phone company, landlord, etc.& This further supports the copyright... and your&conclusions in the law regarding such.
Ice
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