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Using I, me, my, we, us, our in correspondence to corporations
At the top of a letter where you type your name and in brackets type (“I”, “me’, “my”, “we”, “us”, “our”) in correspondence to corporations, what is the purpose of doing this? Is it to prevent joindering with your legal fiction name? I do understand that you sign the letter using “By: ” as you are signing on behalf of the legal fiction.
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This is to let them know that if these terms are used at any time in the Noticethen it is referring to your name. If you don’t put this reference at the top then the terms “I” “Me” etc (within the Notice) could be referring to anyone at all.
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Thanks.
Yes, that’s what my understanding was i.e. it is referring to the living wo/man, not the legal fiction.
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It’s making sure they can’t say in rebuttal “The Blah Blah corporation doesn’t know who you are referring to when you use the words “I, me, we” etc as it has not been specified by the claimant/defendent/affiant/deponent,”. If they are informed at the top of the document then it stops them being able to make this claim in proceedings.
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Good point. Thanks for the clarification.
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