yup
But I'm not shitting on you, just saying I have been in the office, I know where the equipment was ( pre-reno ), so the only plausible way in my eyes was that srm made an error. In my pov they are responsible for their part.
BtW. The only money came directly crom srm or the owner, including the initial suit that was based a promissory note.
If the spa was smart they could have taken a different route instead of the route they choose.
Yeah I know this whole ordeal happened pre reno when it was more of the wild west there. Tracy runs a tight ass ship now.
And I was helping Nikki and Tasha carry stuff into the office in June when they reopened after covid and I didn't notice anything there. Mind you, I wasn't really looking for anything. I'll pay attention next time lol.
And the claim may have just said SRM but I know the MPA had to foot the bill as well.
I am curious about the different route they could have taken but I guess that's a story for some other day. I have to be up early so it's bedtime for me.
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The initial claim was for a promissory note against a mpa. Well, don't you know Anita said I would never get my money from the mpa. You know d'em bitches b thinking they can take and not give back. So while Anita laughed at it, the case continued.
So the first case was against the mpa
Collecting can be done through garnishment, so srm was going to court so I could get paid. They could have tried to argue self-employed, but if they lost they knew the order would be sent to the cra as an updated determination. I'm sure their lawyer advised them to pay. That is when their lawyer was given notice about the lawsuit that would be put forth against them. Whether srm got reimbursed ain't my problem.
Srm initial defense is not the same defense as the new one put forth, you draw your own conclusions.
PS there is still another case against the mpa for the incident, in civil law you can double dip. Judgement has been obtained.