What happens after a case is filed with the Tribunal?

Q: What happens after a case is filed with the Tribunal?

1. After a case is filed with the Tribunal, the Clerk issues a case number ; and [spacer height="3px"] 2. The Claimant makes sure all respondents are served either through the mail or notary presenter; and [spacer height="3px"] 3. The respondents are served three (3) times within 30 days ; and [spacer height="3px"] 4. If there is no response from the respondents, a motion is heard declaring the existence of human rights violations ; and [spacer height="3px"] 5. The declaration goes to the treasury for a Declaration of Value ; and [spacer height="3px"] 6. Last, the Declaration of Value goes to Governor for signing a Writ of Execution . [spacer height="3px"]

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1. After a case is filed with the Tribunal, the Clerk issues a case number; and

2. The Claimant makes sure all respondents are served either through the mail or notary presenter; and

3. The respondents are served three (3) times within 30 days; and

4. If there is no response from the respondents, a motion is heard declaring the existence of human rights violations; and

5. The declaration goes to the treasury for a Declaration of Value; and

6. Last, the Declaration of Value goes to Governor for signing a Writ of Execution.

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What happens after a case is filed with the Tribunal?