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frogdreaming

12/05/09 2:39 PM

#77026 RE: funmaxus #77025

The reason it keeps coming up is because you don't understand what is going on.

Not really sure why Case UDRS902827
- MICHAEL G. RADEMAKER -V- RCC HOLDINGS
keeps getting brought back up. Afterall, I previously posted the outcome, which was "SATISFIED" on October 16, 2009.


Nothing was 'satisfied' on October 16 except the "Writ of Possession".

10/16/2009 WRIT OF POSSESSION RETURNED FROM SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY WRIT RETURNED SATISFIED WITH ADDED COSTS OF $ 125.00.

A writ of possession is a legal precept directing a sheriff to put a person, in peaceable possession of property recovered, in ejectment.

It was 'satisfied' on October 16 by the Sheriff, when he threw Gene out on the street with the additional cost of $125.00.

The award of damages to the landlord has not yet been satisfied as evidenced by the landlord himself.

Trying to hide behind legal jargon and court proceedings is only a workable tactic if you understand the jargon yourself. LOL

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doughboy2

12/05/09 6:15 PM

#77044 RE: funmaxus #77025

It is being brought up again because your understanding of legalese is incorrect.

The judgment HAS NOT BEEN SATISFIED.

I spoke with Radamaker on October 29th, 2009 and he confirmed to me that it has not been paid.

You have no verifiable link proving that the JUDGMENT has been satisfied.