07-20-2007, 09:39 AM
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Junkie
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Lindsay, the company president, said he did not want to pursue a long court case over the property. "I've been trying to settle this from the very beginning," Lindsay said. "I've offered to settle for very little. Every time we meet in court, we beg to settle."
Lindsay said he's made offers, ranging from $2,000 to $5,000, to settle the case and drop the lawsuit. "I've got about $20,000 in this and I would settle right now for $5,000," Lindsay said. He said he doesn't want to see Atwood suffer, but "I have rights too," adding that the commission gave him no notice when it annulled the tax sale.
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The company was being an opportunistic bunch of jackasses. I'm glad they are losing money on this.
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