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Case: complaint/inquiry made via a college for 'certain rights .... ' on the basis of chronic illness This one thought he had enough to start proceedings, despite my doubts. So there is 1 claimant, which is the college as I understand it There are two defendants, the opposing party -for me- and I Opposing party submits written defense, note of which has been taken Should I also defend myself in writing? No idea Problem: I have indicated that I really want to withdraw the case or hearing. Now understand that that is impossible because I am a defendant, not a plaintiff At least, that is what I gather from a registered letter I just received stating that I will be required to appear Is this now a criminal case in which I am still obliged to appear? The board is authoritative but their judgment is not binding and to my knowledge I have not requested a binding court ruling or compensation. Did I perhaps forget to file an objection? I am not aware, by the way, of any judgment that the board would have taken. But I want to withdraw the case, is this really impossible? Due in just over 3 weeks. And what are the legal and technical consequences if I don't go? Please respondLawyer
Which college initiated this case?Questioner
After ignoring it several times, the board finally agreed to my request to withdraw the request for judgment (cvrm)Neem de volgende stap
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