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  • Christopher M
    New Member
    • May 2017
    • 3

    #1

    Summons received at soon to be ex father in laws home

    Good evening All,

    Need some advice here,

    I am currently going through a Divorce( bit of a nasty one) and today I received an e- mail from my ex father in Law. He did CC some of my family and myself but had addressed it to a third party that I do not know. He BCC them so I can not find out who it is.

    He received a summons yesterday the 21st May for me, he sent me a copy via e-mail, but the copy he sent me he has tippexed out all the plaintiffs details as well as I only have the front page.
    I literally do not know who it is from and why the Sheriff would send it to his address. There is two date stamps on it. One for December 2016 and the other for May 2017.

    I do currently have a criminal case pending against him as he attacked me the one day I dropped my children back off at home. I think it might be a scare tactic but I dont want it to slip as I dont want a judgement against my name. I have also spoken to my credit providers awhile ago and given them all my new contact details,

    I am not sure if I must go to the court and see if I can get a copy of it or if the summons will be illegal, and i am sure it is illegal to take information out of a summons.


    Any advice would help alot on this.

    Thanks very much
  • HR Solutions
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    • Mar 2013
    • 3358

    #2
    I would contact your lawyer and show him the e mail. Your father in law should send the summons on to you in its original state.

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    • Houses4Rent
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      • Mar 2014
      • 803

      #3
      Well, I would say if your ex fathers in law address is not your domicile what are you worried about as then summon was never served to you.
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      • Dave A
        Site Caretaker

        • May 2006
        • 22803

        #4
        Originally posted by Houses4Rent
        Well, I would say if your ex fathers in law address is not your domicile what are you worried about as then summon was never served to you.
        It would be an issue if it's the last nominated domicile in a contract.

        I'm with HR - get your lawyer on the case. As minimum the defacement of the summons is prejudicial, and perhaps arguably malicious.
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        • Christopher M
          New Member
          • May 2017
          • 3

          #5
          Thanks for the Advice guys,

          I have spoken to my lawyer and I have also contacted the sheriffs office, I do know who it is from and spoke to them as I have already been paying them every month. The account is basically settled and they said it was typed up last year and was sent out in error. So its all sorted, I hope.

          I am waiting for the e-mail from them confirming that nothing will happen and the summons was sent out in error. I told them I need it in writing.

          Another question I need some body that can help with estates. Mainly with renting of properties and where the money should go. Would it be better to post a new thread?

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          • Dave A
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            • May 2006
            • 22803

            #6
            Originally posted by Christopher M
            Would it be better to post a new thread?
            Yes.
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            • Citizen X
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              • Sep 2011
              • 3411

              #7
              Hi Christopher,

              The summons should have a court stamp on it. From what I can gather, you do know which court this summons was sued out of. A summons is a court process and must be served by the sheriff.
              Hope this helps
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