This is all going to be decided on the signed defaulted promissory note.
No it's not.
This gets weirder every time I look at it. And, yep, your pal's schedule, the Plaintiff's Exhibit A, is in there and not included here because I don't want to get into evidence that only the court can decide. Suffice to say, it would take almost unimaginable incompetence to actually present "typos" of that magnitude to the Court.
Lessee, investor agrees to a JV and physically hands over his credit card (overnight envelope), authorizing expenditures up to $50K.
Investor claims he didn't authorize any expenditures.
Peter travels to TX and signs a Promissory Note to cover the charges and funds advanced to the Company.
Investor refuses to acknowledge any communications from Company.
The good part is that all the mud seems contained, not a serious threat to PVE, and is in the hands of the Court.
Another bit of communication. Interesting that Turner knew every charge that was being made on that credit card.
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