Common law Karl Lentz Default judgment and Execution of Judgement https://youtube/watch?v=8ztQW8xHi9Y The court system is simple. All you have to do is file your claim and create a summons for wrongdoer to ANSWER. If the wrongdoer does not answer in 21 days, that means there is no controversy and therefore no actual need to summons a jury. On day 22 ask the clerk to stamp the seal of the court on your claim and a default judgment is entered into the record against the wrongdoer and the immediate orders within the suit will commence upon the wrongdoer. If you don’t want to win by default or summary judgment and still want the wrongdoer to appear, create a summons for the wrongdoer to APPEAR. The clerk issues that summons and turns it over to the sheriff’s department to be delivered. If the wrongdoer doesnt appear Im going to tell the sheriff to find that guy and the sheriff’s deputy is actually going to drag the wrongdoer into that building for you so he can hear it out loud. (*note: At this point you have to assume 2 steps have been omitted in the explanation and a court trial date has been set, and a jury has been required and is sitting. ) Now Im standing in the Lentz court and Im telling the wrongdoer for the last time youre either going to answer me and settle this matter or we are going to let the jury render its verdict down upon you for all time. Im going to read, and press it (my claim) upon the record in open court under oath or affirmation. (*note: another step or explanation is omitted. If the wrongdoer settles does Karl imply the jury just goes home without rendering a verdict? If anyone knows please explain.) The jury is going to hand down their verdict, and once its been witnessed by somebody the court clerk assigned, it could be a file clerk or magistrate or somebody in a black robe who withessed it, the verdict is going to be handed to the witness. Usually if you look at a court order it says witnessed by, and usually a judge signs that, and underneath it the court clerk signs her name and she presses the seal of the court on it, and that’s your judgment. There is no appeal no void judgment, no excuses, it’s over for all time. Then you could stick that judgment on your fireplace and look at it forever or you could file for a WRIT OF ATTACHMENT ( for example: there’s been a judgment against you for 50 cattle or $50,000 and it will say that the clerk of the court witnessed it and the court clerk will stamp it and assign the matter to collect to the county sheriff’s department and to seize that property.) The sheriff’s department does the ENFORCEMENT for you. If it’s not 50 cattle, but $50,000, what the sheriff will do if he has a WRIT of ATTACHMENT and a WARRANT, is go on that person’s property and take every single thing off that person’s property and auction it off until that judgment is satisfied and that $50,000 debt is given back to you, (*note: the process of obtaining a WARRANT is omitted.)
Posted on: Tue, 24 Jun 2014 17:10:07 +0000
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