Pure H20 Bio-Tech Inc (fka PRHB)

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Here is the info you are looking for. I found 2 cases with Doxey's name in the Broward County Court. You can go there yourself. I'm not about to pay money to get any info. I've already put too much money into this. This is an old one. Who know where this stands now. Maybe you can find out.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL CURCUIT
IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA

PURE H20 BIOTECHNOLOGIES, INC.
a Florida corporation,

Plantiff,

v CASE NO 01-13777 (05)

JOSEPH A. MAZZIOTTI, an individual,
and LOUIS MAZZIOTTI, an individual,

Defendants,

ORDER

This matter came before the court on February 24, 2006, on the Defendants' Motion for Relief from Judgment. Steven Ginns, Esq, represented the Plantiff, and Kent Wicker represented the Defendants. After reviewing the written memoranda submitted by both parties, and after hearing extensive argument from their attorneys, the Court makes the following Order:
1. There is reasonable cause to believe the Plantiff filed fraudulent documents in this Court. Those documents, consisting of checks written from the Plantiff to the Defendants, appear to have been altered to support the Plantiff's allegations. The documents were submitted to the jury, and they may have formed a basis for the jury's damages award.
2. There is reasonable cause to believe the Plantiff testified falsely at his deposition in this case on thie issue of when notations on the checks were written.
3. The court finds it has inherent authority to protect the integrity of its proceedings. The Court's authority includes the power to take action to remedy the possibility that a fraud was committed in this Court. The Court's obligation to ensure that justice is done permits it to take the action contemplated by this Order.
4. For these reasons, as well as the reasons discussed at the Hearing, the Court orders the Motion is GRANATED. The judgments as to liability and as to damages are hereby VACATED.
5. The case is restored to the active docket of this Court for further proceedings. The defendants shall file a repsponse to the fourth Amended Complaint within twenty days of the entry of this Order.
DOne this 6th day of March, 2006.

Richard D. Eade
Circuit Judge