What do ya know? Presentment of a Promissory Note

[powder]

Originally Posted by fighting_father

Ooo I like big transactions to the piper.

I guess it was to much 'money' for them to handle.

They are still trying to figure that one out, do we transform it or hold it, he has us by the balls.

Damned if we do damned if we don't.. LOL

I see a flag waving from the extortionists.

I wouldn't be surprised if they keep this out of the public record !!!

They will TRY to keep it out of the public record. However, a certified copy of the instrument shall be filed on the public record.

[charlesa6]

Originally Posted by powder

They will TRY to keep it out of the public record. However, a certified copy of the instrument shall be filed on the public record.

Yep!!! You are correcto.

[fighting_father]

GULP !!!
Heartburn, Indigestion, Upset Stomach, Diarrhea

I think some PEPTO would be in order when it gets filed into the public record

[swguitar]

A notice of demand in the form of an invoice and payment and another notice of demand were all shipped out today.

Should be interesting. From what I recall from people round these parts 'presentment does not occur'.

what do you mean by the above.

thanks
scott

[Beaver]

An agreement to pay x amount of money was signed by all parties. NI was tendered, NoD was sent, lieyer refused to acknowledge both and refered to the docs as "useless paper". He put everything aside and forced the order to go through.

Can a lieyer ignored NI and NoD?

How would one proceed if this event hapened? An injunction? Is the lieyer liable to his signed agreement? Can he ignored it? NI satisfied my alledged obligation. But the lieyer thinks that he is high and mighty and can get away enforcing the order at the same time keeping the NI for himself.

[charlesa6]

[quote=Beaver]

An agreement to pay x amount of money was signed by all parties. NI was tendered, NoD was sent, lieyer refused to acknowledge both and refered to the docs as "useless paper". He put everything aside and forced the order to go through.

Yep!! They don't care;you have to compel them to perform their duties according to the statutes and codes.

Can a lieyer ignored NI and NoD?

Yep!! Without compel perfomance. No can do.

How would one proceed if this event hapened? An injunction? Is the lieyer liable to his signed agreement? Can he ignored it? NI satisfied my alledged obligation. But the lieyer thinks that he is high and mighty and can get away enforcing the order at the same time keeping the NI for himself.

You have to file the complaint for TRO and Injunction by sue the other party in the same court until you sort it out the situation before any proceeding of you know what. That will stop the whole thing for a while before you find any solution, but remember doing this you have to be demanding for counterclaim cashola for punitive damages or else the black roper will denied your request especially you have the same case going on in the same building with the same shyster.

[Beaver]

Thank you charlesa6...

Will keep you updated.

[charlesa6]

No problem.
One day before you know what, you can still file for BK 13.
BK 13 will collapse everything, that is the place for your remedies where you can dig a lot of stuff including Subpeona duces tecum {Latin for "bring with you under penalty"} under penalty of perjury of $500.000 fine or imprisonment for up to 5 years or both.
18 U.S.C. & 152 and 3571.
In conclusion, you have to represent yourself in other to have the access to your remedies.

[indio007]

UCC

§ 3-603. TENDER OF PAYMENT.



(b) If tender of payment of an obligation to pay an instrument is made to a person entitled to enforce the instrument and the tender is refused, there is discharge, to the extent of the amount of the tender, of the obligation of an indorser or accommodation party having a right of recourse with respect to the obligation to which the tender relates.


If you have an agreement with the lieyer he can't determine the form of the currency , only the sum. Did you ever specify federal reserve notes or a currency redeemable in FRN's? ? Was the The note dishonored? They guy don't have a legal leg to stand on. He's trying to get you to convert your currency to one he prefers. too bad i say. Offer to pay in US currency and expose his treason. Make a bill of exchange payable at Treasury. Game over.

[farmer_giles_of_ham]

the contract (like a mortgage) usually calls for payment in "u.s. funds", or something. So I would need to prove that my note is "u.s. funds": any ideas?