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Well, then. So, by that logic, you also can't be held to contract terms such as interest rates, repaying the debt, etc. All the provisions of the contract they are trying to enforce through the court. All you have to do is refuse to acknowledge the debt, and you are off the hook? I'd love to see that established as case law! -
By Mancuso_21212 · Posted
Hello all. Just an update on this. The 9/21 court date was adjourned and re-scheduled to 10/29. Three days before the court date, the lawyer submitted an opposition to my motion electronically at 4:47pm. I went the next day to submit my answer to that. I am very surprised at their opposition as it went against what they were trying to prove. The evidence they submitted is actually in my favor. As of now the docket still says "pre-trial conference. Something else that I find weird is that I recently called to see settlement opportunities and I was told that the account was in dispute and I would need to withdraw my dispute in-order to speak about it. Not sure why because I never disputed it but I guess my answer regarding the accounting is what they are going off of. Part of their opposition also said that I never acknowledged the debt as mine so how can I be held to the contract terms. Not really sure what direction this is going in now. -
What's your next move? Did anything in that Ohio case help you? -
By nutterbutter · Posted
i dont see any wording about them paying if they fail to arbirate , it only says if they purse arbitration they will absord the fees . If the debtor pursue each party pays there own way. Also Jams has closed the file for non payment -
I don't believe JAMS will refund a $250 filing fee unless a case with withdrawn shortly after it's filed. They've invested administrative time into the case, so they need to be compensated. What does your agreement say with regard to payment of arbitration? In my first arbitration case against a JDB, the agreement said the JDB had to reimburse my arbitration costs if they failed to arbitrate.
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