Chris Morales Suing Steve Cyrkin

[Sean1125]

The only thing I can add is that I bought some stuff from someone before (fake, misdescribed, etc) and would have had to fly to his home state to sue HIM... So I don't think the Texas judgement will uphold if the SELLER is in a different state (I'm no lawyer so maybe someone can correct me, this is simply what I was told when I spoke with lawyers)

I have nothing to contribute for either side of the argument and do not read the site the plaintiff mods/runs/whatever.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Sean1125

I don't think the Texas judgement will uphold if the SELLER is in a different state (I'm no lawyer so maybe someone can correct me, this is simply what I was told when I spoke with lawyers)

Um, actually, it will. Under the Full Faith and Credit clause of the U.S. Constitution states are required to honor the civil money judgments of other state courts:

"A final judgment in one State, if rendered by a court with adjudicatory authority over the subject matter and persons governed by the judgment, qualifies for recognition throughout the land." Baker v. General Motors 522 U.S. 222

The most likely reasons for nonenforcement are logistics and expense. The TX creditor would have to hire counsel in IN and convert the TX judgment into an IN judgment then enforce it there.

The only way to try to avoid the judgment is to attack it on jurisdictional grounds.

[RichardSimon]

Obviously Ringking, despite declaring himself as royalty, cannot come up with any money.
Even in the light of that, I will take a shot and take some of that betting action too if we can come up with someone to hold the dough.
$500 King??
If you got $2500 King then you can win $2500,,, here is your chance.