K, I will be brief and to the point but the point escapes me. I have actually had the tables turned on me and am at the cross roads of wtf and just happened.
So I was writing motions for a friend and I also was composing tort letters, some for me and some for him. All in all I was busy getting ready for a court appearance the first of July. But in the meantime my friend had the DEQ of Oregon breathing down his neck so off goes a tort letter and its crickets. Then a certain little city who had him under a impaired contract er/um a court order did not perform in said contract thereby denying him his just-us so he voided the contract/order. There was a balloon payment in it of $5K so the city sent him a $5K nother ticket and a motion to dismiss was timely sent in and then the fireworks happened.
I have in my hands four notices of trial or hearing date thingies. These four notices carry the same docket numbers of the court order and this is what is confusing because for some reason I think it is double jeopardy but I know it isn't. And, get a load of this the date of the trial hearing? Why it is 90 days away, middle of September. Never have I seen a court just trash a contract as such as what happened did happen and the proof is these four notices.
I know the DEQ was hot and heavy but that tort letter was more of an informative one as well as a malicious prosecution letter and I know sure as my blood is red that the city/court/DEQ and the citys police department are all in cahoots because things just went totally quiet after the judge blew up with cuss words no less.
Anyway here is the big question I ask to anybody who might know: Can a court of its own volition and even if it was forced, can they trash a contract and reissue? Like I said already I have never seen such a thing.
So I was writing motions for a friend and I also was composing tort letters, some for me and some for him. All in all I was busy getting ready for a court appearance the first of July. But in the meantime my friend had the DEQ of Oregon breathing down his neck so off goes a tort letter and its crickets. Then a certain little city who had him under a impaired contract er/um a court order did not perform in said contract thereby denying him his just-us so he voided the contract/order. There was a balloon payment in it of $5K so the city sent him a $5K nother ticket and a motion to dismiss was timely sent in and then the fireworks happened.
I have in my hands four notices of trial or hearing date thingies. These four notices carry the same docket numbers of the court order and this is what is confusing because for some reason I think it is double jeopardy but I know it isn't. And, get a load of this the date of the trial hearing? Why it is 90 days away, middle of September. Never have I seen a court just trash a contract as such as what happened did happen and the proof is these four notices.
I know the DEQ was hot and heavy but that tort letter was more of an informative one as well as a malicious prosecution letter and I know sure as my blood is red that the city/court/DEQ and the citys police department are all in cahoots because things just went totally quiet after the judge blew up with cuss words no less.
Anyway here is the big question I ask to anybody who might know: Can a court of its own volition and even if it was forced, can they trash a contract and reissue? Like I said already I have never seen such a thing.