Well for starters, process serving is probably dif
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Posted On: 11/03/2012 4:53:32 AM
Well for starters, process serving is probably different in Canada so you would have to follow those rules. You need to have filed a suit first in a court of law. Then you serve someone. A writ is a court order of some manner. I can't just have an attorney write something up and process serve it. The most anyone could do is have an attorney make a formal demand and send it certified, but that wouldn't be process served.
Phillyfag is lying. For this to be factual, he would have had to have filed suit in a court of law. There would be a case number assigned and that would be a public record, easy to verify. I suppose he could have gone to small claims court or similar CLJ and filed a suit. In that case, the judge would need to decide if phillyfag can sue KMAG in his venue. If so then a writ or summons could be issued.
Ask him for the case number, what court generated the writ, and the name of his dumbass lawyer who advised him to talk about a pending legal matter on a discussion board.
IMHO.
Phillyfag is lying. For this to be factual, he would have had to have filed suit in a court of law. There would be a case number assigned and that would be a public record, easy to verify. I suppose he could have gone to small claims court or similar CLJ and filed a suit. In that case, the judge would need to decide if phillyfag can sue KMAG in his venue. If so then a writ or summons could be issued.
Ask him for the case number, what court generated the writ, and the name of his dumbass lawyer who advised him to talk about a pending legal matter on a discussion board.
IMHO.
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