The Tender For Law

Volume 3

Aug 18, 2013 1:50 AM

I`d like to make sure I`m comprehending the summary judgement part of the administrative process. The final notice of the administrative process is the default. and that is the notaries summary judgement? Taking that into the public court, would that be considered a foreign judgement?

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Gail Marie

I`ve completed the administrative process, a couple of weeks later, the bank responded to me, thanking me for getting in touch with them lol and counter offered the previous status quo, so onward to the next step :)

Gail Marie

"Through a `presentment under notary seal`send by `XYZ Notary-Public`which, for your edification, is not a registered Public Notary according to the Ministry of the Attorney General Ontario, your claim "

then he just goes into what my contract offer was ...(without acknowledging it was accepted through their actions )

I`m thinking it was an intimidation tactic of sorts? or he was thinking he was doing me a favour `educating`me

Blake Gardner

Gail Blackman - your first notice should contain your counter offer with terms and conditions. 2nd notice is simply due process/notice of fault - offer to cure. 3rd notice is the default - summary judgement. Court adjourned. This then is your agreement between the parties - contract - private record that can be testified to by affidavit in the public. Then you just have to hold onto it:-) amidst a tag team verbal wrestle test (plaintiff/judge).