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Lcchang Posted 19 years ago
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I was unable to file these papers with the court as the clerk had left.
Would anyone please explain the meaning of the sentence above? Thanks.
LCChang
Would anyone please explain the meaning of the sentence above? Thanks.
LCChang
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Papers required by court of law are deposited (filed) with the clerk of the court. In this case the person could not do this as the clerk had left the court at the end of the working day [I am presuming that is why he/she left]
- Papers required by court of law are deposited (filed) with the clerk of the court.
- In this case the person could not do this as the clerk had left the court at the end of the working day [I am presuming that is why he/she left]
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Papers required by court of law are deposited (filed) with the clerk of the court.
In this case the person could not do this as the clerk had left the court at the end of the working day [I am presuming that is why he/she left]
In this case the person could not do this as the clerk had left the court at the end of the working day [I am presuming that is why he/she left]
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Feebs11Papers required by court of law are deposited (filed) with the clerk of the court.I see, but can we say to file these papers to the court
In this case the person could not do this as the clerk had left the court at the end of the working day [I am presuming that is why he/she left]
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No, you file with the clerk of the court. Then the papers are on file at the courthouse.
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