Replies to post #11751 on Rich Pharmaceuticals Inc. (fka RCHA)

[Long-vestor]

Entry of judgment, confession in default.

This doesn't make any sense. HTF did LG get a judgment entry on loans made to Ben KA-Ching! in the SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS for loans that are less than two months "May 25, 2016" and even only days old: "June 23, 2016"

Moreover this looks like LG is behind the whole scam. What? that's not even process period, did it have a 1 second issue then it's immediately in default? LOL Regardless Due process is impossible to achieve in this time frame.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1504389/000166225216000185/ex10_52.htm

The May 5 Note, the May 25 Note, the June 6 Note, the June 8 Note, the June 23 Note and the June 23 Aged Note are collectively, referred to as the Note. The May 5 Principal, the May 25 Principal, the June 6 Principal, the June 8 Principal, the June 23 Principal and the June 23 Aged Principal are collectively referred to as the Principal.

LG CAPITAL FUNDING, LLC

Plaintiff,

v.

RICH PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.

Defendant.

Defendant hereby confesses judgment to the matters contemplated herein and authorizes entry thereof against Defendant in the sum of Two Hundred Eighty Eight Thousand One Hundred Thirty Two and 64/100 ($288,132.64) Dollars in favor of LG CAPITAL FUNDING, LLC (“Plaintiff” or “LG”), and any successors and/or assigns, and hereby authorizes LG or its successors, assigns, and/or legal representatives to enter judgment for that sum, plus accrued interest and fees due pursuant to the terms of the Note, less any payments on account.