A man's delayed family court matter is advanced to March

Another man wrote Neville a letter describing a family court matter the court said could not be heard until year's end; he denied the crowded calendar and his lawyer's words, assumed it resolved now, and word came that week that it would be heard in March.
Date (happened)
this past week
unresolved
  1. this past week relative
    Source On the Law ¶23"this past week", told in Tloa Lectureon Law (nid 1781)
    Said as this past week
    counted from On the Law
Place
Persons
Told
  1. 19 February 1965 estimated
    Source On the Lawdelivery claim on lecture nid 1781 (On the Law), 1965-02-19 exact/certain from chrome dateline 2/19/65
    Reasoning Passage 544176 is Neville reading aloud the family-court letter as a fresh telling in this lecture; the lecture is dated 1965-02-19 by an exact, certain delivery claim, so the telling date inherits that precision.
Sources

Source

  • On the Law ¶23 (So I denied the facts of a crowded calendar, I denied the words of my lawyer, I denied the words of the court, and simply remained faithful to the assumption that it is now resolved now.)