"Freddie B" <paradoxer@wolfmail.com> says/asks: I was recently awarded a [nearly $50K money] judgment [in Va.] . . . against a (terminated) Corporation, and an LLC (just a shell), which "owns" . . . a tech system type patent, referenced by 24 subsequent applicants, registered with EPO, etc - seems valuable. * * * My atty. [is confused and evidently also uninformed about

Or he sometimes employed the bizarre spelling conventions of 16th c. legal latin in his business correspondence. And for instance, as was pointed out by Andrew Hannas, in the same tin- mine memorandum Oxford uses the English phrase 'the whole sum' which perfectly translates to 'summum totale.' This demonstrates that he regards 'totale' as an adjective in the nominative, not as a noun in the