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January 02, 2004
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Case No: 04-1-00020-33 - J. Andrew and Kathryn W. Rice v Ronald L. Cannon
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Georgia
Superior Court
County of Cobb
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J. Andrew and Kathryn W. Rice
Represented by: Sui Juris
v.
Ronald L. Cannon
Represented by: Richard Calhoun
CAI Member ECHO Member
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Summary
In the matter of Rice et al v. Cannon, the Rices sought to address the fraudulent efforts perpetrated by Ronald L. Cannon formerly of Chicago, working in conjunction with the law firm of Brock Clay Calhoun (BCC), located in Marietta, GA, as presented by Attorney Richard Calhoun. Cannon provided sworn affidavits attesting to his position as the President of LMHA, Inc., under which he sued the Rices for erecting a fence, he verbally and in written form approved. He then sought to impose covenants on an unencumbered deed in violation of Georgia (GA) codified law, constitutional protections, and even case precedence. Cannon assert covenants written for a corporation titled LMTA, Inc, though he purported to be the President of LMHA, Inc. Cannon also obtained insurance coverage to fund his fraudulent efforts in the name of the Rices private corporation LMTHA, Inc...more....
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Causes of Action: *This Complaint contained 29 attachments to assure inclusion in the court record, as files and documents are frequently added, removed, or altered, under the direction of Cobb Superior Court Clerk Jay Stephenson.*
Ronald L. Cannon claiming to be the President of LMTA, Inc. sold common property owned by us using the law firm of Brock Clay Calhoun (BCC), without our permission to the Consulate of the Netherlands for pennies on the dollar. In addition, Cannon took out an insurance policy in the name of our (Rices) corporation, and filed a frivilous lawsuit against us, claiming in opposition to the filed 'Quit Claim' deed, he was President of LMHA, Inc. Cannon also swore to Judge Grubbs during the period of 1999 to 2003, he was ONLY President of LMHA, Inc., making his 'theft by deception' regarding the sale of the common area clearly fraudulent. Counts against Cannon not as a fraudulent homeowner association official, but in his personal capacity include: Conversion of Real Property, False Swearing, Fraud, Conversion of Money, and Expenses of Litigation. Cannon according to BCC billing records along with BCC Staff, attempted to have criminal charges brought against the Rices.
Mr. Cannon filed a frivolous lawsuit on behalf of LMHA, Inc., a dissolved corporation, claiming violations to covenants and Cobb County Code. However, the Rices do NOT have covenants or restrictions on their property, and received approval from Cobb County in order to erect a fence to protect their children and property, from the efforts of the predatory law firm of BCC.
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Judge: The Honorable Judge James Bodiford and Judge Adele P. Grubbs
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Lawsuit Text
See attached
Summary cont..
In the matter of Rice et al v. Cannon, the Rices sought to address the fraudulent efforts perpetrated by Ronald L. Cannon formerly of Chicago, working in conjunction with the law firm of Brock Clay Calhoun (BCC), located in Marietta, GA, as presented by Attorney Richard Calhoun. Cannon provided sworn affidavits attesting to his position as the President of LMHA, Inc., under which he sued the Rices for erecting a fence, he verbally and in written form approved. He then sought to impose covenants on an unencumbered deed in violation of Georgia (GA) codified law, constitutional protections, and even case precedence. Cannon assert covenants written for a corporation titled LMTA, Inc, though he purported to be the President of LMHA, Inc. Cannon also obtained insurance coverage to fund his fraudulent efforts in the name of the Rices private corporation LMTHA, Inc.
Cannon in 1999, engaged in the sale of common property owned by the Rices and 76 of their neighbors, without the permission of the owners. This sale for 10 acres and 2 tennis courts as advertised was made to Erik Vonk, Consulate of the Netherlands, with BCC allegedly representing the seller and Troutman Sanders representing Vonk. When the Rices protested, Cannon filed the frivolous lawsuit, and according to billing records and the influence of BCC, began using government agencies to persecute the Rices.
Attorney Calhoun was able to have the case transferred from Cobb Chief Judge James Bodiford, to his favorite British Judge, Adele P. Grubbs. Though the Rices filed Recusals, Disqualifications, a Writ of Prohibition, and a federal lawsuit against Judge Adele P. Grubbs, the Cobb County Attorney Dorothy Bishop and Attorney Calhoun were able to influence every legal review, including Governor Perdue's Office, Federal Judge Beverly Martin, and US Attorney William Duffey, appointed by President Bush, who's election campaign for GA was handled by none other than Senior Partner Chuck Clay of BCC, serving as the Head of the GA Republican Party.
Using a Senior Judge, Arthur Fudger, to falsify a document titled "Order", allegedly dismissing the pending and successful Writ of Prohibition against Judge Adele P. Grubbs, without the case being properly assigned to Judge Fudger or any such notification provided to the Rices, Judge Grubbs in retaliation claimed jurisdiction based on fraud and dismissed this action and every one currently pending in Cobb Superior Courts. Additionally, Federal Judge Beverly Martin acting in kind.
On appeal of this unlawful and totally fraudulent effort, Clerk William Martin of the GA Court of Appeals, destroyed the appeal record for the Rices case in violation of law and the Appeals Court Rules. The Rices filed a Mandamus against Martin, and Grubbs dismissed their appeal, refusing to allow the Rices to address crimes against them and the citizens of GA.
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