Parking Ticket Refused for Cause Stamp

[idknow]

Originally Posted by David Merrill

This is why one should have an evidence repository set up. Either publish the R4C at the county clerk and recorder or open a miscellaneous jacket in the US district court. By using the Registered Mail (clerk instruction) you can notify any collection agents or the DMV that the cause was dead at inception.

Which is the less expensive option?

[Codee]

Originally Posted by idknow

Which is the less expensive option?

They are both reletively cheap!!!

[idknow]

Originally Posted by Codee

They are both reletively cheap!!!

but i asked which is less expensive

[Codee]

They are so cheap it could depend on the filing costs of hte county probably... I think $37 for the fed.

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by idknow

Which is the less expensive option?

The county clerk should be around $5/page and you might just abbreviate lengthy presentments to the first defining page. The federal evidence repository is $39 but the clerks tend to limit you to one document/jacket. For an indefinite repository open a Libel of Review for $350 - however that is still within reason*.



Regards,

David Merrill.



* The clerk often sends a R4C back with an explanation the case is dismissed. The suitor simply returns it with a copy of the $350 receipt and mention of breach of contract based upon the 'saving to suitors' clause: "exclusive original cognizance" of the US about all seizures on land is guaranteed.

[mrg]

Originally Posted by David Merrill

The county clerk should be around $5/page and you might just abbreviate lengthy presentments to the first defining page.

The federal evidence repository is $39 but the clerks tend to limit you to one document/jacket.

For an indefinite repository open a Libel of Review for $350 - however that is still within reason*.



Regards,

David Merrill.



* The clerk often sends a R4C back with an explanation the case is dismissed.

The suitor simply returns it with a copy of the $350 receipt and mention of breach of contract based upon the 'saving to suitors' clause: "exclusive original cognizance" of the US about all seizures on land is guaranteed.

Having an "indefinite repository" by opening "a Libel of Review for $350," seems like a valuable thing to have.

Ok, it is not that I have been asleep during class, as much as this is all new for me, so,
is the repository locatated in the public records stored in a federal district courthouse?

Can I go down there and inspect the contents to make sure everything that is supposed to be there is?

Does having the repository by opening a Libel of Review mean that everything in the repository becomes public record?

Sorry if these are uneducated questions, but if you don't ask...

I know you probably get tired of re-explaining things....

[David Merrill]

Originally Posted by mrg

Having an "indefinite repository" by opening "a Libel of Review for $350," seems like a valuable thing to have.

Ok, it is not that I have been asleep during class, as much as this is all new for me, so,
is the repository locatated in the public records stored in a federal district courthouse?

Yes. If you do not have the jacket # simply pull the jacket by name. That is the only purpose of getting it there - retrieval.

Can I go down there and inspect the contents to make sure everything that is supposed to be there is?

Yes. That is the clerk's job.

Does having the repository by opening a Libel of Review mean that everything in the repository becomes public record?

Yes. That is the purpose. If somebody bowls over your R4C then you can prove through cognizance of the US with certified copies from the US clerk, that you R4C'd in a timely manner.

Sorry if these are uneducated questions, but if you don't ask...

I know you probably get tired of re-explaining things....

Uneducated questions are wise. - no such thing as a stupid question.

[PANICPASS]

Originally Posted by David Merrill

This is why one should have an evidence repository set up. Either publish the R4C at the county clerk and recorder or open a miscellaneous jacket in the US district court. By using the Registered Mail (clerk instruction) you can notify any collection agents or the DMV that the cause was dead at inception.

The DMV will want a release from the collection agency or police department, not you. The DMV is not a court and will not make a determination as to whose paperwork is right or wrong. If you don't have a release from the parking collection people, they are not going to budge.

[fulltitle]

Without Prejudice.

Originally Posted by Friendsplacect

I signed one "Refused For Cause" Sent it in within 2 days and got back a letter basically stating "Your administrative order is declined you have 15 days from the date of this letter to pay the fine" It was $15 and I have bigger fish to fry.So I relinquished my hard earned fiat currency.

Without Prejudice.
Probably could have R4C'd the letter and not opened it.

We just went through this. Took them a while ( a month or two?), and we heard nothing at all from them after R4C returning parking ticket. Then out of nowhere, we got a piece of mail from a collection agency. Sent them a VOD. I expect they will go away, but apparantly the ticket is still on the books waiting for an attempt to renew license...

Likewise.

...

Btw... still not a peep concerning the abandoned papers.