From: none@none.invalid   
      
   "Sysop"  wrote in message   
   news:i5gg9h$5j1$1@darkshado.eternal-september.org...   
   > Interesting question has arisen on news.admin.net-abuse.email. It appears   
   > that several people are trying to serve an individual who is a resident of   
   > Ontario. This person runs a website therein containing libelious   
   > statements. He has eluded several Cease & Desist Orders, simply by hiding.   
   > He uses a "privacy service"on his .ca domain, but the info that CIRA has   
   > is false. Now when these people file for a lawsuit, and the individual is   
   > "invisible" can they proceed without him, get a judgement and have the   
   > police then deal with him.   
   >   
   > I would imagine a bench warrant would be issued because he ignored the   
   > service. Or can his parents be served in lue of him?   
   >   
   > S   
   >   
   The person is clearly hiding, so I guess an application to the courts for a   
   default judgment can be made. It's pretty good, his not showing up means you   
   automatically win, as long as you can show he couldn't be served.   
      
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