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6. Restoration and remediation of government property stolen and improperly filled and cleared on
Lake Lanier.
7. Voiding of Ivyshaw Landing and Ivyshaw Park Subdivision plats and approvals until all
corrective actions and remedial actions are complete.
18.
Further, due to the direct showing of misappropriation of funds by Plaintiff, their claims should
be denied and investigation requested by Internal Revenue Service.
19.
Defendants were owners of 9140 Ivyshaw Landing at the time of filing of this action, therefore,
due to the actions of the Plaintiffs in accepting the subdivision from the developer without proper due
diligence and callously disregarding the obvious violations as reported by Defendants experts,
Defendants' home was not marketable and Defendants seek judgment against Plaintiffs for the value of
that property, which according to appraisal is in the amount of $1,800,000.00.
20.
Defendants further seek judgment against Plaintiffs in the amount of expenditures made by
Defendants on behalf of all of the homeowners of the subdivision in exposing this “fraud for profit”
racket. As show above, that amount is $13,369.27.
21.
As a matter of law, Defendants show that Plaintiff's request for attorney fees should be denied.
22.
The reason for Plaintiff's refusal to turn over the books and records with regard to attorney fees
began to be exposed in front of the court during trial and have lately been further jelled since the public
posting of the trial video on you-tube. Present in the courtroom audience during trial was a certain
lawyer employed by the Gwinnett County Solicitor, Mr. Tad Franklin Kelley, the son-in-law of Bruce
and Kathy Weintraub. Mr. Kelley assisted Plaintiff's counsel, Mr. LoMonaco at times during the trial.
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