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through 1999 and concluded the amended petition with the
following statement:
I also feel that my actual tax bill should be
1995--204 possible
1996--2400 + reasonable penalties
1997--500 + reasonable penalties
1998--700 + reasonable penalties
1999--1100 + reasonable penalties
$4900
I beg the court to have mercy on me and waive this my
entire tax bill and remove the lein [sic] on my credit
record. I’m sorry and plan to never again let this
happen. [reproduced without certain handwritten
punctuating or graphical markings]
At the time the petition and the amended petition were filed,
petitioner resided in the State of Alabama.
On May 6, 2002, respondent moved to dismiss for lack of
jurisdiction and to strike insofar as the case related to 1997
and 1998, on the ground that no determination concerning
collection action(s) had been made for those years. This motion
was granted, and respondent thereafter answered the petition as
it related to 1995, 1996, and 1999.
On August 22, 2003, respondent filed a motion for summary
judgment, which was calendared for hearing at the Court’s October
20, 2003, Mobile, Alabama, trial session. Both parties appeared
and were heard, and the motion for summary judgment was taken
under advisement. However, because the Court at that time also
advised that it appeared unlikely that the motion would be
granted in its entirety, the parties proceeded to try the case on
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