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Info on a court order
Posted by Danny on June 12, 2023 at 5:17 pmIn one of the webinars Mark talks about turning a Court order into a contract, my question is where do you send that court order? May be a silly question but is it back to the register at that court house?
Thank you
morag-janet-of-the-hill-family replied 2 years ago 2 Members · 13 Replies -
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Hi Morag, no I haven’t bought it but I have watched the webinar multiple times lately. I just didn’t hear the part about where to lodge the order once you put your conditions on it.
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If you purchase the module it has instructions and templates.
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Ok thanks, so the instructions are on how to lodge or where to lodge the order? Thanks for the reply again
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Yes and replies to anything you might get back etc.
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Once you have bought it if you private message me I’ll give you a transcript of the webinar.
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Ok great, I am only going to use it as a back up. Because I’ll be going to court soon I guess as my conditional Notice of intention to defend will be rejected once again so I guess now I go to court and play the game in there.
If you ever have a chance I posted a lot of information/looking for feedback on here about a week ago asking for peoples thoughts on the rules to engage the conditional notice of intention to defend.
So if you are ever free I would love to hear your thoughts.
I know you are probably super busy so I understand if you can’t find the time 😊
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I don’t know much about that but tonight is a Q and A, it would be a great question to ask Mark tonight. RSVP here https://solutionsempowerment.org/event/general-qa-june-14/
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Ok I will do that as I’ll be free tonight.
Also just a quick question if I may, with sending a affidavit.
If I send someone a affidavit to rebutt do I have to have to send the exhibits?
I have done a affidavit where it states everything I did and they did not do but it does not have the exhibits.
I thought the exhibits where only really needed if you’re lodging it through the courts system.
Just seems like a lot to send them if I have to send all the exhibits as well.
I might just lodge the affidavit through the courts if I have to send the exhibits to the party I am sending the affidavit.
I am they won’t rebutt it anyway and then I’ll have to lodge that same affidavit to the courts when they take me to court.
Thank you again as I know you help on the site a lot 😊
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If you are sending an affidavit for them to rebut, you only have to send it once, it needs the exhibits as evidence for the facts. Sometimes you need evidence but sometimes it is self evident. eg if you make a statement about something that transpired then a transcribed recording as an exhibit shows the evidence. If you are saying ‘a workman is worthy of his hire’ then that is a maxim of law and is self evident so no exhibit needed. When you have finished the three step process with an affidavit with the first step then the fourth step is sending them an affidavit outlining the agreement achieved using the three step process as an exhibit to that. The affidavit you prepare for court can use the unrebutted fourth step affidavit for evidence that an agreement has been achieved. This is how I understand it.
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I’m listening to the how to prepare the affidavit webinar now, I think I’ll send a declaration statement as my 4th correspondence.
That way I don’t need to send all the exhibits.
I have done both affidavits, one with the facts & exhibits and one just stating the facts. So I’ll change the one with just the facts to a declaration stating.
Just thought I would let you know to save you a reply 😊
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Ok that’s great that you have worked out how you want to proceed.
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