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On January 14, The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia refused 5-0 to hear the appeal of the circuit court’s order granting summary judgment for the defendant City of Hurricane on Halburn’s claim of retaliatory selective enforcement of a municipal ordinance.
In June the circuit court dismissed the City of Hurricane as a defendant. This was Halburn's appeal of that decision.
This was a total smackdown for Halburn. Not one justice thought the case had any merit.
You lose, shitbag.
Halburn's case against Cleveland Construction was settled in November of last year. The terms of that settlement are sealed, but it is known that Halburn went on a $1000 spending spree at the end of last year. That was real lucrative, fatboy. The lawyer and Uncle Sam will walk away with more than you got. Don't forget the taxes on that money, leech.
The case was Delores Halburn and Mark Halburn v. City of Hurricane, West Virginia, a municipal corporation, Ben Newhouse, individually and in his capacity as City Manager for the City of Hurricane, Cleveland Construction, Inc. d/b/a Cleveland Construction, Inc. of Nevada, and Kanawha Stone Company, Inc. - No. 091568.
I know you can find out at the courthouse but is there anywhere online where cases that are settled can be looked up?
ReplyDeleteWhile there also look up the dates and amounts of the deeds of trust on the property and we can get an idea of what is owed also. They are helpful there and shouldn't be too hard to do.
ReplyDeleteor just look up the price paid when MIL bought the house. I am almost certain it wasn't $160k+
ReplyDeleteBut don't forget the money his second wife had to put into it to renovate it from the whorehouse or whatever it was.
ReplyDeleteThere's probably a second mortgage for that.