That brings back memories.
That was working with a former banker named Darrell Shroeder; Eugene Shroeder's father. I hear he still offers limited advice but will not actually draft out papers. He must be pretty close to 100 years old now.
I utilized a variation a few weeks prior to filing in late 1995. So these guys knew what was coming because they had the Libel of Review for a few weeks and I gave a copy of the case to an FBI agent too. As I recall it was basically an objection to using FRNs though, since I was naming the IMFIRS defendant in the case.
After the federal judge denied my irregular
In Forma Pauperis I filed with the $120. The next morning I thought my case had shut down that US corporation. Everything was all a-buzz about government shutting down. Then I realized restructuring for bankruptcy only takes thirty days.
I apologize for all the extraneous material in this file. It was prepared for some data aquisition on Quatloos. Note on Page 12 on the timeline.
http://friends-n-family-research.inf...-resonance.zip
Regards,
David Merrill.
I think the main problem is the clerk will act as judge and rule on your using HJR-192 in error. HJR-192 functions as a supersedeas bond. If that should happen then correct with a judgment in
coram vobis (not
nobis).
