IN THE UNITED STATES MIDDLE DISTRICT
FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF
Ernest Patriot )
Plaintiff, ) Case No: ________________
Vs. )
) Motion for New Trial
UNITED STATES OF )
AMERICA )
Defendant )
Pursuant to Rule 59 FRCP, Petitioner Ernest Patriot hereby files his Motion for a New Trial from the order of this court dated July 7, 2006 based on the following reasons:
1. The issue before the court was whether the renewed tax lien was for a period of ten years or for a period of six years. This court ruled that these renewed liens lasted six years and that the ten years noted on the lien was not true or legal.
Therefore, this court agreed with Petitioner that the Form 124-724-A liens lasted only for the period of six years and not the ten-year period listed on the renewed liens. Therefore, the tax liens on file were defective or illegal.
2. Now at the local courthouse, the IRS has on record tax liens, which this court has ruled are defected or illegal. Therefore, they should be removed.
An unsuspecting visitor to the courthouse or a prospective purchaser would be mislead by these illegal liens. These incorrect liens harm Petitioner in many ways.
3. The United States Attorney in its Motion to Dismiss dated May 31, 2006, clearly stated that the renewal liens were valid only for six years which was the period of time that the statue of limitations was tolled, not the ten years listed on the new liens renewed under IRC 6325(f)(2). In other words the Government Attorney agrees with Petitioner that the renewed liens are incorrect and wrongful.
Since all the parties agree that the liens are defective, they should be removed.
4. The IRS had a duty to renew the liens prior to the automatic self-release date. However, the agents did not do so. Later under another statute, they sought to revoke the automatic expiration and reinstate the liens.
Then the IRS made the second error, which was using defected and illegal tax liens. Now, the
5. The IRS or for that matter any Government agency, will continue making mistakes unless the natural consequences of their actions take place. The administrators will not do their work right unless they are held accountable. If the courts allow mistakes to go uncorrected, then the Government employees and their supervisors have no incentive to do their job correctly in the first place, to make corrections and to be more attentive to their assigned duties.
6. The
Therefore, this court should carry out the will of the people by dismissing the tax liens, which it has already ruled illegal. By correcting an administrative agency, this court would require better work by the agencies, which would then benefit the entire Nation.
7. This case fits into the Enochs exception to the Anti-Injunction Act because Plaintiff is not only likely to prevail but has already prevailed.
In conclusion, the tax service and the people of this great county would be better served if the courts made the bureaucrats correct their errors and give them incentives to be more careful when they take adverse action against a citizen.
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE: I do hereby certify that on this date, I sent properly a copy of this pleading to opposing counsel.
____________________ Date __________________ Ernest Patriot, Plaintiff pro se ____________________ ____________________ ____________________