04-05-2024, 09:31 AM
One thing the mainland attorney shared that was new to me, at 1:52 he says: “During the period she said she received letters in the mail from a developer offering to buy the land, which she ignored.”
She probably doesn’t have those letters for proof, but if this is true it would indicate that the developer knew of the error at that time, well before he put the house and property that he didn’t own up for sale. So that would make it willful and intentional fraud. I’ll also speculate that if he knew it back then, then others probably knew it too. Hard to imagine him learning of this error and not confronting the contractor with a huge “WHAT THE…..???!!!”
I know it's a lot of "ifs", but for some reason I am believing her story more than his.
She probably doesn’t have those letters for proof, but if this is true it would indicate that the developer knew of the error at that time, well before he put the house and property that he didn’t own up for sale. So that would make it willful and intentional fraud. I’ll also speculate that if he knew it back then, then others probably knew it too. Hard to imagine him learning of this error and not confronting the contractor with a huge “WHAT THE…..???!!!”
I know it's a lot of "ifs", but for some reason I am believing her story more than his.