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No Name Given
If you are not given the name of the injured party then there would be one of two reasons for this:
  1. The name of the injured party is being deliberately withheld.
  2. There is no name of the injured party, as there is no injured party.
If the name of the injured party is being deliberately withheld, ask the following:
“Why are you refusing to give me the name of the injured party?”
If the court continues to refuse, then conflict has been created and the court cannot proceed, without your consent.
If no name is given, then ask the following:
“Can it be confirmed that there is no injured party or victim?”
Once confirmed ask the following:
“If there is no victim, then will there be a claim for damages made against me?”
Note: There cannot be a claim for damages without an injured party.
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