NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND CONSENT JUDGMENT

Presented Under Notarial Seal

Terry Harris
c/o 9070 Triple Crown Loop, E.
Southaven, Mississippi [DMM 602.1.3.e.(2)]

August 16, 2019 Certified Mail #7018 0680 0000 5336 8629

TITLEMAX OF TENNESSEE, INC.

5409 Elvis Presley Blvd.
Memphis, Tennessee 38118

Re: Accounts: #15986-1201-28822022 and #15986-1840-37439172

STATEMENT OF FACTS
On or about May 30th, 2019, I submitted two Promissory Notes #00001 in the amount of
$704.25 [Exhibits “A”] and Promissory Note #00002 in the amount of $1,171.31 [Exhibits “B”]
to TITLEMAX OF TENNESSEE, INC. (TITLEMAX) with specific instructions to have the debt
associated with account #15986-1201-28822022 and account #15986-1840-37439172 respectfully
be settled and discharged. These Promissory Notes were sent by Certified Mail #7018 0360 0001
3018 0675, under notary presentment. TITLEMAX received these instruments on May 31st, 2019,
(Proof of Service - USPS Tracking Attached).

NOTICE OF FAULT AND OPPORTUNITY TO CURE

Formal Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure was sent to TITLEMAX’s as a result
of their failure to respond and failure to return said Promissory Notes siting error(s) or defect(s).
Said Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure was sent Certified Mail #7018 0680 0000 5336
8629 dated July 31, 2019, [Exhibit “C”]. Pursuant to Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) 3-505,
that more than 21 days has passed for Acceptance of Promissory Note #00001 in the amount of
$704.25 and Promissory Note #00002 in the amount of $1,171.31 having received these
instruments for acceptance, or dishonor on May 31st, 2019 [Exhibit “D”).

NON-RESPONSE AND FAILURE TO CURE FAULT

After 10 days of receipt by TITLEMAX, having not received and showing no record of
response to my Notice of Fault and Opportunity to Cure sent May 30st, 2019 by certified Mail
#7018 0680 0000 5336 8629 and received by TITLEMAX on May 31st, 2019. TITLEMAX is now
in Default.

NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND CONSENT TO JUDGMENT

Whereas, for reason of TITLEMAX’s failure to cure Fault and Dishonor by Non-Response,
does publicly and solemnly Certify the Dishonor against TITLEMAX by reason of Default.
TITLEMAX by its failure to cure said fault and its non-response constitutes by operation of law
admission of the facts set forth in the presentment through tacit procuration to Promissory Note
#00001 in the amount of $704.25 and Promissory Note #00002 in the amount of $1,171.31 and
the whole matter settled and deemed res judicata and stare decisis.

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Take due notice and govern yourselves accordingly.

________________________ Date: ___ / ___ / 2019

Terry Harris

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State of Tennessee )
) ss
County of Shelby )

SUBSCRIBED AND AFFIRMED BEFORE ME on this ____ day of, August, 2019 before me a
Notary Public, personally appeared Terry Harris, who is known to me (or proved on the basis of
satisfactory evidence) to be the person whose name is subscribed to the attached "NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND CONSENT JUDGMENT", and who acknowledges that he executed
the same by his signature to be the person who executed this instrument.

_______________________
LaTara D. Moore, Notary Public

My Commission Expires: 3/23/ 2021

LEGAL NOTICE: The Certifying Notary is an independent contractor and not a party to this claim. The Certifying Notary is a
Federal Witness Pursuant to TITLE 18, PART I, CHAPTER 73, SEC. 1512. Tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant.
The Certifying Notary also performs the functions of a quasi-Postal Inspector under the Homeland Security Act by being compelled
to report any violations of the U.S. Postal regulations as an Officer of the Executive Department. Intimidating a Notary Public
under Color of Law is a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 242, titled “Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law,” which
primarily governs police misconduct investigations. This Statute makes it a crime for any person acting under the Color of Law to
willfully deprive any individual residing in the United States and/or United States of America those rights protected by the
Constitution and U.S. laws.

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