Regular readers of this forum might recall that, pursuant to my collection enforcement filing against Lloydminster's Patrick Ross, the Saskatchewan sheriffs have already taken into custody some $7,500, representing various cost awards levied against Patrick (some of which go back many years). But the obvious question is -- if the sheriffs managed to find enough to resolve the outstanding cost awards, why did they not just keep going to satisfy my $100K+ defamation judgment against Patrick?
The answer is actually simple -- they had not yet received that paperwork.
That is, the filings for the cost awards went in some time back, while the filing to collect for the judgment itself was submitted afterwards and took its time getting through the system, but it finally showed up, and Saskatchewan sheriffs have confirmed receipt which means that, come the new year after everyone there is back from holidays, SK sheriffs will go hunting for some $109,000 (judgment, plus interest, plus service charges for sheriffs' work in enforcing the filing).
So everything is under control, and shit should begin to happen in early January.
I'll keep you posted.
P.S. If Patrick thinks he's going to continue to harass people with meritless lawsuits, I suspect he's going to have his hands full dealing with Canada's federal Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy, who have reportedly not heard from him since 2015 and would like to know why he has not been honouring his legal obligations under the bankruptcy regime for the last several years.
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