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ecame somewhat my


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g the rth


ht that Joe was g that he pay the


erk by credit card and the clerk issue a check to my client. Now, this was the first time I had ever enco n ered this type


ount


o proposal to pay delinquent assessme ts. Joe and I had to go down to the clerk’s office to find out po


p ssible. We were informed by a clerk’s re rese red


ent epr


udg udge ab


an order setting for h he Joe to


d the order. o pay the clel rk by cred


t if this was even entative (let’s


call her “Sally”) that it was, but it requir d an order from the jud e di the ju


w at the clerk had said, I care ully drafted rth th total amount to e iti card, and


t r ex a ef


o be pa


to issue a check to the association. In the ev was not made, the judge would enter judg signed


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p yment tr a fol


greed re not tha simple. t at


us that he did not have the cr g I was a bit skept


source. The ca a time


a then co


a friend offered to use theheir credre it car Although


understood it) in the clerk’s office to exececute the pa


m was set when I woul m et ransaction.


e upon time and As the fates


That o lowing morning, I madm de it to the cou ag


any companion. pleasa With


We were all on ffor the credit


s wouldl have it, Joe was late and n Upo


s ntries and we ap t the judge’s


der


in slow motion: Joe re opened it, nu


n mber handw Joe at empte


tte


that this wa he (Joe) had W


on his ar v l,l I greete pproached


a riva


o the sam p ge and ready to go. Salllly asked t card.


s orde in hand, we a e pa


d As if in a movie, r ached in


t and pullel d out a sm


With an unamuse look, Sally flatly state not accepept that. Of course, Jo


a permission to use it. Sally na


as his friend’s cre sed


jjudgment. After all the tiime


that case ut it


a bit, and to no avail. Joe and I then wen and ex lplained what occurred, after which


m , ex


piece of paper out of his wallet joke; bu


e, I wishe t wasn’


hed that mom n t.


e pense, and he e the mo


d ritten on iti . What the @#%!? t d to hand th


oe had to arg


nto his pock mall scrap o ?


oment happened ket for hiis wallet, of paper


e to Sa app


e with a he scrap of paper to Sally exp


r dit card informrmation and that y’s face said ed that she


Sa


plaining n


g


d it all. e could


gue with Sally for nt before the h the judge ent


e judge n ered


d


ment when Joe pulled that t had been an Apr


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d recting the clerk to do so. Afte e plaining to about wh


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