A Client's Point of View
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INTRODUCTION
This is a story about a Case between Sonia Grant, plaintiff-Appellant and The In Rem Release Board, Mayor, City of New York et al . . . . ., and a Construction Co., Respondents.
About three years ago: On or about, May 24, 1993, Respondents wrongly destroyed Plaintiff’s house and all belongings, everything that she owned. Respondents made a mistake with the Block and Lot numbers.
Today, Respondents have left bad structural damages.
Plaintiff brought suit against Respondents several days later, in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Brooklyn N.Y., Though at the time, Plaintiff was emotionally distraught. On March 3rd 1994, a decision was made, that, even though her case was compelling, a judgement went for the Respondents; Plaintiff further took her Case to a Higher Court, the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division - Second Department, Brooklyn N.Y.
Plaintiff has overwhelming arguments to win her case and to become vindicated. She seeks the following relief: (a) Prevent the City from performing construction on the Subject Property. (b) Convey Title to Plaintiff. (c) Money Damages in the amount of $50 Million. (d) Any other relief the Court may deem proper.
Her Case was callendered to be heard in the Appellate Court, Brooklyn N.Y. that Friday, February 23, 1996 at 10 a.m.
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I am currently a high school teacher. In my spare time, I wrote several journal articles and editorials. My recent experience motivated me to expand my writing to novels. I have a copyright for my story, A Client’s Point of View. I would like to take this opportunity to dedicate this book to my family, friends, my three children, and my parents.