rca@apple.com (12/23/90)
I won a small claims judgement against my ex-landlord for $1200 recently. (He paid only a pittance of my deposit back, 27 days late, with a bad check. Charming fellow.) Anyway, now he's trying to have the judgement vacated on the basis that he was "sick in bed ... no phone" on that day. Funny, the phone number worked fine both before and after that day by several weeks... :-) Are there any repair records I can subpeona to show that there was no trouble with his line during that period? What records, and who would be in charge of them? Any other ideas? (Besides pointing out how lame an excuse "no phone" is? I do plan on doing that, at least! Heh heh.) [Moderator's Note: Telco records can be subpoened via the Security Department at the telco, if you think it is worth the trouble. Ask your attorney to take the matter back to the court where you started out first. The court may rule the excuse is bogus. PAT]