Did that in ECF 333, but another fuck you to the judge never hurts.
FUCKING FINALLY. This is so refreshing to see. I love Hardin's usual polite and professional, yet snarky replies to Greee's unhinged meltdown emails, but it's nice to see that Hardin is so fucking tired of the constant lies and continual empty threats that all pretense of "Hello Mr Greer, your emails are always a joy to read, if you have an issue with my conduct, you can always file a complaint" has been abandoned and replaced with this.
I find it funny - in an infuriating way - that when Josh owed him money, Rusty Greee couldn't stop demanding "GIVE ME MY MONIES DADDY JUDGE SAYS YOU OWE ME MONIES PAY NOW APPEAL LATER YOU OWE MY MONIES" but the fucking second the table turns, he's screaming that "I shouldn't have to because I'm going to appeal it anyway, and you won't get a cent because 10th circut will say so, Ner-ner-booboo you'll get nothing."
I would pay a lot of money for this to happen. In a just world where time traveling lawsuits weren't a thing, Josh would be able to pay a pair of Canadians to rough up Greee and take the sanctions from his cold, gimpy hands.
He'd suddenly be very invested in the timely fulfillment of sanction payments that's for sureDEFENDANT HAS NOT PAID AWARDED SANCTIONS
Jokes aside is that just the clerk's typo? It's funny to imagine Greer reading that and shitting bricks thinking he's due sanctions and not the other way 'round.
Money orders from the grocery store and Walmart are $0.99 cents up to $1000 IIRC. Even if he got two, thats still less than $2, plus the $0.73 cents for the stamp to mail to Hardin.
Not sanctions, but as the loser of the appeals, Josh owed a couple hundos in costs.
as u_m stated, not sanctions, but costs awarded to greee after the 10th circuit ruling:
They are. Bought one just yesterday. I wouldn't have been surprised if Russ made another filing demanding that Mr. Hardin pay him the $2.71 before he sends him any funds, just to throw yet another ridiculous wrench into the gears.
My prediction is that he'll pay a few days late and then argue that it was close enough to the deadline.
In both the US and in Europe, it mostly can vary by bank or type of account. Banks (sometimes) charge because they take on some risk - wires require them to release money from reserves and are hard to recall. Wires are also more suitable for large amounts or where receipt needs to be confirmed at a specific time (like closing a deal to buy/sell a company; you're not done until the money irrevocably hits). Many US banks provide free wires for domestic transactions as a courtesy, but maybe not on very basic accounts. ...I'd expect EU banks might charge for wires outside the EU or in non-Euro funds.
Not all payments (including instant) are necessarily wire transfers. But yes, as noted, in-SEPA transfers in euros are commonly no- or very low-cost in Europe, both nationally and within SEPA.
I got the money but it's for whore your honor. I dun goofed up. It's excusable goofing your honor.
I think first up will be a debtor's exam. The same thing that Greee tried to force on Null months ago for the Circuit Court costs. I suspect Mr. Hardin and Null won't do any collection attempts until all eleventy billion dollars of the sanctions are in and the case is dismissed.
