Plaintiffs Fourth Amended Petition - Texas State Securities Board
Plaintiffs Fourth Amended Petition - Texas State Securities Board
Plaintiffs Fourth Amended Petition - Texas State Securities Board
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The effect of the sale, transfer or assignment of the ownership of the life<br />
insurance policies and the effect of the change of beneficiary of the life<br />
insurance policies.<br />
C. The assets, liabilities or capitalization of Defendant Hill Country Funding, or any<br />
information that will allow a prospective investor to assess or verify that<br />
Defendant Hill Country Funding will continue to operate through the maturity of<br />
investments in the HCF Bonded Program.<br />
D. Defendant Hill Country Funding was not maintaining sufficient capital, funds to<br />
pay interest payments due investors and to pay the necessary premiums to<br />
maintain the re-sale life insurance policies.<br />
E. The identity of and information about the source of the re-sale insurance policies<br />
in the HCF Bonded Program.<br />
F. Information relating to the methodology used to track the insured and determine<br />
when he or she dies.<br />
G. A true and accurate accounting of the actual or anticipated use of investor funds,<br />
including but not limited to the amount of investor funds that would be used to<br />
pay commissions to sales agents, fees or profits to Defendant Hill Country<br />
Funding, SIS, SIS-Houston, or ASA, and any of their agents, or the amount of<br />
investor funds that would be used to acquire the re-sale life insurance policies and<br />
pay the policy premiums therefore, the effectuation of medical reviews to predict<br />
a date of death, and any other fees or charges associated with the HCF Bonded<br />
Program.<br />
H. True and accurate information regarding the bonding companies including, but<br />
not limited to, the assets, liabilities or capitalization of the bonding companies that<br />
will allow prospective investors to assess or verify that the bonding companies<br />
will have the ability to pay investors their return or continue to operate through<br />
the maturity of the investment.<br />
CAUSE OF ACTION NO. 5<br />
VIOLATION OF DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES ACT<br />
116. The preceding paragraphs are incorporated by reference to support this cause of action as<br />
if fully set forth herein.<br />
117. Plaintiff has reason to believe the RV and HCF Defendants have engaged in and will<br />
continue to engage in the unlawful practices set forth herein. Plaintiff therefore has<br />
reason to believe these Defendants have caused adverse effects to legitimate business<br />
enterprises which lawfully conduct trade and commerce in this <strong>State</strong>. Accordingly, the<br />
<strong>State</strong> of <strong>Texas</strong> v. Retirement Value, LLC, et al.<br />
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