Dec 24, 2013 4:04 PM

Jane Cellars Could you file a complaint against the public servants' bond?

Scott Duncan Could you file a complaint against the public servants' bond?"

Er... What? Complaint? Who am I "complaining" to?

Scott Duncan You're going to complain to them? Do you have a contract with them? Are they causing you harm? Dunn and Bradstreet is a RATING agency (inter allia) and nothing else. they are brokers of data... why would you complain to them?

Jane Cellars How would you remove a public servants' bond?

Scott Duncan Lien it. Claim value from it. (You have to bill them first)

Bobis Youruncle: With a detailed bill and historical record established by invoicing and accounting by the creation of the fee for service bill, payable/ due upon receipt. You establish a claim to the title of the property in question. If it is done through a trustee administrator ( Much like we are assigned the duty of trustee to a Birth Certificate early in life). Surety resides with the creator, 100%. All the value goes to the surety though the accounting of it. Starting with the implementation of proper notice by invoice.

And of course if you have any other proper notices created, it would be advisable to send them with the bill.

Terms and Conditions in Private = Law. ( Public Notice = Tender for Law) Bill = Joinder Knowledge of meanings and definitions essential.