Wonder what they owe.....
Commercial landlords in Georgia have no duty to mitigate. Thus, a commercial landlord can simply allow a property to remain vacant until the end of the lease term and sue the tenant for the unpaid rent. Further, almost all commercial leases we review have acceleration clauses that allow the landlord, upon breach of the lease, to immediately bring suit for all of the future unpaid rent. Typically, these leases will also have clauses allowing for the payment of interest and the landlord’s legal fees.
18 Q Okay. Is the Shallowford location owned by19 Georgia Scientology or it leased?20 A No. It's a leased space.21 Q And is there a date when that lease runs out?22 A We are actually on a month-to-month with a23 60-day notice requirement.24 Q Has the lease been on a month-to-month the25 entire time, or was it initially for a term?1 A We had a six-month term.2 Q Okay. All right. Is it the plan of Georgia3 Scientology to stay in the Dunwoody facility until it4 can occupy the Sandy Springs facility?5 A I don't know.
17 Q Has there been any discussion among people at18 the Georgia Scientology Church of a second interim19 location that's larger than Dunwoody while they're20 waiting for Sandy Springs to be ready?21 A There has been some discussion about the22 possibility of relocating, but mainly due to the23 building we occupy having changed owners. And the owner24 may want to occupy. So we may be forced to move.25 Q Okay.1 A But that is in the air.2 Q Okay.3 A And, you know, we would rather not have to4 move and move and move.
Case ID 10CV13242Description SERVICE, NOTORIOUSDocket Filing Date 13-JAN-2011Associated Party NoneText DEFENDANT DEBORAH DANOS WAS SERVED BY LEAVING A COPY OF ACTION WITH CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY OF GA INC. ON JANUARY 6, 2011. (WS)
Whatever will CoS of Georgia do?
Case Information Case: 99G71045 (Open) COORDINATED PROPERTIES INC VS CHURCH OF SCFiling Date: 03/04/1999 Type: State GarnishmentJudge: WINSTON P BETHEL State CourtSecondary: Regular GarnishmentTertiary: Related Cases: Original Garnishment Amount - $110,782.87Party TypeCOORINATED PROPERTIES INC Plaintiff JOHNSON SR, MICHAEL R AttorneyCHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY DefendantFIDELITY NATIONAL BANK Garnishee
If I where a betting man, I would say someone is going to meet the preverbal underside of a bus.Thrown to the wolves. Hung out to dry. Made an example of. Avoided like the plague etc.
Without looking at the GA penal code, it is difficult to say whether this would amount to perjury, but Danos has clearly lied under oath. Hopefully, attorney Henderson will be apprised of this fact.
1 Attached as Exhibit 2 is a certified copy of a Complaint filed against Plaintiff in Dekalb Superior Court. The record of the Complaint has been truncated for convenience. Specifically, included is the Dekalb County Superior Court’s Certification, the first page of the Complaint, and Exhibit 1 and 2 to the Complaint in their entirety.
Contrary to the sworn deposition testimony of Deborah Danos, the lease for the North Shallowford Road property was for a three (3) year and seven (7) month term ending on April 15, 2011, subject to an earlier termination provided certain conditions were met. Compare Exh. 2, p. 3, 17 with Doc. 44-1, p. 34-35. The lease demonstrates that, absent termination which could not have immediately occurred due to necessary construction at the new facility, Plaintiff was obligated to pay this rent irrespective of the City’s zoning decision.
How interesting it is when two lawsuits come together.
A certified copy of this lawsuit has been entered into the RLUIPA lawsuit by the Defendant: http://alley.ethercat.com/storage/RLUIPA/2011_02_14_71.0.pdfQuote1 Attached as Exhibit 2 is a certified copy of a Complaint filed against Plaintiff in Dekalb Superior Court. The record of the Complaint has been truncated for convenience. Specifically, included is the Dekalb County Superior Court’s Certification, the first page of the Complaint, and Exhibit 1 and 2 to the Complaint in their entirety.and Deb Danos has been called out for being untruthful in her sworn deposition testimony:http://alley.ethercat.com/storage/RLUIPA/2011_02_16_82.pdfQuoteContrary to the sworn deposition testimony of Deborah Danos, the lease for the North Shallowford Road property was for a three (3) year and seven (7) month term ending on April 15, 2011, subject to an earlier termination provided certain conditions were met. Compare Exh. 2, p. 3, 17 with Doc. 44-1, p. 34-35. The lease demonstrates that, absent termination which could not have immediately occurred due to necessary construction at the new facility, Plaintiff was obligated to pay this rent irrespective of the City’s zoning decision.How interesting it is when two lawsuits come together.