Q: What if plaintiff repeatedly submits errenous paperwork to the court in civil debt case for student loan debt
They have submitted the first mistake in the summary judgement motion they filed leading the judge to order they prove the amount and now they submitted papers saying I took out the loan while I was in high school which clearly isn't true. How can the judge force the defendant to defend themselves when we aren't working with a set of facts what so ever and thats a simple math equation away from proving that I was not even 18 when they say I took out this loan which how can they just trust this itemization of the amount and sign a judgment against me when this is the second time now they submit papers that are erroneous.
A:
Make a motion for the court to sanction them
And dismiss the case.
A: Make a motion for the court to sanction them and dismiss the case.
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