Judicial Notice

Request for Judicial Notice in a Wrongful Foreclosure SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF GEORGIA G F; Plaintiff v BANK OF AMERICA MORTGAGE; Defendants CIVILACTION FILE NO: PLAINTIFF’S REQUEST FOR JUDICIAL NOTICE COMES NOW, Plaintiff and files Request... More

Request for Judicial Notice in a Wrongful Foreclosure
SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF GEORGIA
G F;
Plaintiff
v
BANK OF AMERICA MORTGAGE;
Defendants
CIVILACTION
FILE NO:

PLAINTIFF’S REQUEST FOR JUDICIAL NOTICE
COMES NOW, Plaintiff and files Request for Judicial Notice.

The Courts have long held that Pro Se pleadings are to be read liberally and if
there is relief available that they have failed to request, the Courts should be lenient
and the Pro Se litigant should be afforded that available relief.

Moore v.
Florida, 703 F.
2d 516 (11th Cir.
1983) Reversed and Remanded which
held:
“[26] ‘a court should be particularly careful to ensure proper notice
to a pro se litigant.
’ Herron v.
Beck, 693 F.
2d at 127.
See also
Barker v.
Norman, 651 F.
2d 1107, 1129 (5th Cir.
1981) (holding
district court abused its discretion…failing to afford to a pro se
civil rights litigant…”
“[37] The pleadings of pro se litigants…subject to less stringent
rules.
‘…, how Less