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Courts never contact anyone. It is normally up to the Plaintiff to "Serve" the defendant. Except when the Plaintiff seeks an ex parte motion,order,etc which a
by the_ancient 12y ago
Courts never contact anyone. It is normally up to the Plaintiff to "Serve" the defendant. Except when the Plaintiff seeks an ex parte motion,order,etc which allows to court to act with out contacting the defendant.
Further if this would have been a situation where contact was attempted and failed it would have been a "default" judgment/order not ex parte
- danielweber 12y agoFine, did any party before the court attempt to serve No-IP.com? If No-IP.com avoided service like Charles Carreon, I have little sympathy. If there was no attempt at service, that's a different story.
- the_ancient 12y agoPerhaps one should read my full post, as I answer this question in my "Further" second paragraph I think you are just grasping to find any justification for what MS and the courts have done here... There are none.
- bitJericho 12y agoRead the order, it's floating around on the other thread. The justification is laughable at best, purjury at worst.
- DanBC 12y agoHN has an international audience. Many people here do not speak English as a first language and you could help those people by being a bit clearer with your communication.