An admitted agreement is not enough: show the money paid and the balance owed
Justice Swern checked whether the financing company paid the money and proved the debt, even without opposition. Velocity succeeded with stronger bank and payment records.
Preparation point
Show the transfer, payment history, and remaining balance.
How it played outSituation, action, outcome
- The situation
- A company sought judgment on an admitted or unopposed financing claim.
- What she did
- She checked actual payment and reliable proof of the balance.
- What made a difference
- Velocity succeeded with better records.
In her words1 quote
“The statements in plaintiff’s affidavit are inadmissible to establish performance under the contract.”
Eminent Funding LLC v Global Supply System, Inc., printed p. 4. Written ruling.
In the cited cases3 rulings
Daka lacked properly certified bank records and a supported ledger. Eminent had similar problems despite the businesses’ admissions.
In Velocity, the business’s bank records confirmed funding; stopped automatic payments and continued operations supported recovery.