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Originally Posted by TexaninVA
Having read all the posts, I’ll summarize some of them and then state where I think we’re at: . . . . .
• Most would agree that lawsuits like the Schwarz case are not appealed unless the attorneys see a pot of money at the end. TOTV poster “Wavy Chips” estimates $3million and counting …
. . . . . The best course forward is still TBD … maybe a retired lawyer with a track record who lives here, or the HOA or POA could take the leadership role? (The POA would probably have the most credibility.) But, it now seems prudent to start marshaling legal forces of our own in whatever manner is deemed best. There is also the issue for our lawyers to consider of what, if any, legal exposure the 32 plaintiffs may now have, or could have in the future.
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Very good points, but to clarify, my estimate is purely speculation, but if I speculate further I actually think that number is higher. In addition, the Developer beat the IRS to protect it's "financial lifestyle" at a time where conservative groups were under attack by the IRS. I have no doubt that the Developer/School et.al. can go toe to toe with this situation to protect its "residents lifestyle" and prevail -
how ever long it takes. Now that this is out in the open, there will be thousands of Villagers following every inch of this case. Once the December hearing is over, we will obviously know where we are headed.
Might be a good time for an LLC class to take a road trip to see first hand how our legal system works at the U.S. District Court level. Hmmmm.