Madame, Marie-Christine GIRAUDON
Président de la 3ème section
du TRIBUNAL ADMINISTRATIF DE PARIS

For the record:

This entry is a follow-up to the « mémoire » entries of:
October the 4th and October the 9th.
Limitations, as explained in person to the window clerk at
7 rue de JOUY, (75859; CEDEX 17) prevented me, Armando Segovia/Armando Serrano Prieto, de « faire une entrée » or, input my mémoire to your Télérecours site.

Timestamp.:.4F6C5138-79FC-4249-BD6C-4C0AA552E7BD

I did, however, ensure that the BUREAU DE AIDE JURIDICTIONNELLE prés le Tribunal de Grande Instance de PARIS time-stamped my intention to deliver a written notification, informing your office, that I in fact have a mémoire to present to the court.

FOR THE RECORD, on October the 5th* at 16h, the window clerk did not accept my written notification in person, as she was « not obliged » to render that “service”, in other words, as I understood from the “little farts” or « pfbbbbbpt » that French people make when annoyed, she did not feel like going through the motions of her job.

* Correction:
04/10/2019

Para la memoria.:.CEE76AD6-55EA-457B-9CCC-5F9123AA03DE •|• …[A]nd FO’ the record. El día 5 de octubre no hubo Jazz en París (CEDEX 17), period

In any case, I apologize for the delay in the inputting of said mémoire on your téléservice, but as the following screen capture will show, sometimes I have to do things IN-PERSON on account of already established hardships and limitations on my side of the GARDEN, while fighting this “admin battle” from the lowest gutters in Châtelet.

Post-scriptum:
With regards to the Loi « AllGood » of 1994,
please stand-by for the Internet translation.