February 12, 2014
RE: CMKM vs. Wells Fargo Bank Case Hearing Update
To All CMKM Shareholders:
In a continuing comedy of delays and errors, the long-expected hearing in Clark County, NV District Court in the case of CMKM vs. Wells Fargo Bank, NA will actually take place Thursday, 2/13/14. I had been advised originally by CMKM counsel that the hearing would occur on 2/5/14, and then that it was moved to 2/12/14. However, in reality the hearing will be held tomorrow. I apologize to CMKM Shareholders for the confusion surrounding the dates.
We have three lawyers in Las Vegas awaiting the hearing tomorrow. They are confident that the facts and the law are very much on our favor in this case, in spite of the judge’s previous dismissal. The re-filed case makes very strong arguments that should be virtually impossible for the judge to overturn this round. However, anything is possible when complex matters go to court. We have seen far too many instances in which legal issues have not gone in our favor. If there is any justice left in America, it is difficult to imagine that Wells Fargo can continue to escape having to face up to their participation in fraudulent activities.
I have received e-mails and phone calls regarding published court docket schedules showing that our case might have been moved back until January, 2015. Please understand that court dockets are prepared by court clerks without consulting CMKM counsel or anyone. They are merely letters on a website page until a case becomes firm, and are always subject to change.
If we win the motion tomorrow, we can expect dates to change multiple times as Wells Fargo attempts to stall and delay our day in court. The case will be allowed to move forward, but it is like starting over at square one. If we lose in the hearing then future dates are moot. We will likely be facing an extended appeal process in Nevada Supreme Court.
l publish an update tomorrow if I get the results in time to get the news posted by our web host. Stay tuned, and pray for our success. Thank you.
Steve Kirkpatrick
