UNVC: Look at all the post: Why did Dalton file Bankruptcy?
UNVC: Look at all the post: Why did Dalton file Bankruptcy? to get his house foreclosure set aside. This tells you just a little of the type CEO we have, I have plenty more.
Doc No./Seq No.: 10/0
File Date: 03/31/2010Close Date:11/10/2010Decision:
Party Type: PlaintiffParty No.:1
Document Name: Suggestion of Bankruptcy Case No. 10-16872
Court System: Circuit Court for Baltimore County - Civil System
Case Number: 03C09011343
Title: Burson, et al vs Dalton, et al
Case Type: ForeclosureFiling Date:09/21/2009
Case Status: Closed/Inactive
Case Disposition: Decree or OrderDisposition Date:11/10/2010
(Each Defendant/Respondent is displayed below)
Party Type: DefendantParty No.:1
Name: Dalton, David L
Address: 38 Stags Leap Court
City: PikesvilleState:MDZip Code:21208
Party Type: DefendantParty No.:2
Name: Dalton, Amy V
Address: 38 Stags Leap Court
City: PikesvilleState:MDZip Code:21208
Doc No./Seq No.: 1/0
File Date: 09/21/2009Close Date:11/10/2010Decision:
Party Type: PlaintiffParty No.:1
Document Name: Order to Docket Suit, with exhibit (SM 15410 folio 589) statement of mortgage
debt, ($276,574.22) and non military affidavit
The new loan was for $60,000.00 and the share holders had to pay it back!!!.06/01/2010 23 Order Dismissing Case because of failure to provide tax documents and payment advices to the Trustee . (Matthews, T) (Entered: 06/01/2010) .
This below is a QUOTE I got last night
I was investigating another real scummbag, Scott Sand of Ingen Technologies. He was also a debtor to Cory Ribotsky and when the FBI busted Sand (in addition to the SEC civil suit), Sand tried to roll on Ribotsky. Him and Cohen detailed how Dalton got out of bankruptcy by having UNVC take on another convertible even though the company was already in default to Ribotsky and that was cited in the SEC complaint against Ribotsky. Scott Sand got 1year and 1 day sentence
Jaclin getting busted only threw fuel on the fire. Not good for Dalton that the lawyer that signed off on all of Dalton's filings was busted for signing phony opinion letters and that Dalton's lender was busted for taking kickbacks from borrowers.
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