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Homosapius Matthius

Post subject: Re: Notices of Fault and Default

Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 5:52 pm

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Thanks a bunch, D. It's greatly appreciated.

I believe this court is all about FORM so I am going to use the 6 Common Law Traffic Default Docs.
The Affidavit of Truth
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND THREE DAYS NOTICE TO CURE
FINAL DEFAULT
MOTIONS TO DISMISS
WRIT OF PRAECIPE
WRIT OF MANDAMUS

I've read good things about this. It can't hurt.

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Deacus

Post subject: Re: Notices of Fault and Default

Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 9:26 am

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Joined: Sun Aug 28, 2011 10:22 am
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Hi Mat
I have gone over this thread again & cant see nothing wrong (Not that I am an expert) two possibilities I can think of, The only one that knows about the trust is the judge, thats why this info has been hidden so long (The most plausible) or its a misunderstanding of lingo, they asked "You mean you're representing MR. VIOLA?"
Absolutely you are the representative of MR MATT VIOLA look at the name as being a company that you are the Director of, any where you go on official businesses you are going as a representative of the company.... Hi I am here as a representative of MR MATT VIOLA LTD, my name is Matt, the Director
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Deacus

Post subject: Re: Notices of Fault and Default

Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 1:12 pm

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Joined: Sun Aug 28, 2011 10:22 am
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Homosapius Matthius wrote:

I mentioned there is a motion to dismiss in my documents as the case had been settled thanks to default judgment. She said, "I see no type of motion to dismiss here that looks like something I could present to a judge, and you must do that yourself, on your feet, in front of a judge." .

Hi Matt
I have done a bit of reading around & have found nothing to the quantaray on this one, from what I make out motions can only be done orally, Dean could be mistaken on this, on that he motioned to dismiss in his Affidavit, but the Judge did it in His absence, due to the content of the Affidavit & that Dean mistakenly thought that his writings were motioning?
D

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Homosapius Matthius

Post subject: Re: Notices of Fault and Default

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 5:28 pm

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Argh, these courts are extremely frustrating here in NJ.

They're completely ignoring my documents. They've sent their "final notices/warnings" stating that my license and motor vehicle registration will be suspended if I do not appear in court to handle these matters according to their statutes. I believe I should take it up with the attorney general of my area now?

Also, how can they suspend the motor vehicle registration? It's not even under my name, it's under my parents'.

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Deacus

Post subject: Re: Notices of Fault and Default

Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 6:40 am

Apprentice

Joined: Sun Aug 28, 2011 10:22 am
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They are probably hoping you are going to break, it seem quiet clear to me you are not & are in this for the long haul, how about ignoring there documentation & enforcing yours.
Time for a counter claim maybe? After all you have default agreement to your fees & who is the damaged party, its you, the state has suffered no harm or loss, but you have suffered interference with your civil liberty's & harassment
D
Edit forgot to mention kidnap, can the court supply any contract between you & the court that is by consent, as anything signed by you on the day was not (if you even singed anything cant remember now with out re reading entire thread) contract is agreement of two parties if one signed under duress then there is no contact, maybe send there notice back "NO CONTRACT RETURN TO SENDER"? And go after them as a plaintiff?

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