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Home My WebLink About97-03470 . - - \l -C '" tJ -c ,.... >0- Il') \. \.f - . ::I o '.' !;'- )-- "'1 c---; ~; ~I ~ ~ ~ I I , ~l;,', ",..,.,'., .,-~;) <. ##f:",.;"f..F ."1'~.~J ...~,/-i .;> ',' , j ~ .. MJ,17-3Lf706vJ. T~ ~~CKET: 5-198-97 11/ PRAECIPE FILED: Janua,'y 29, t997 at 10:30 A.M. FOR SUMMONS I PLAI NT! FF ------------------------------------------------------------.------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEFENDANTS FORSYTHE, CALVIN 302 MAIN ST SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA 17972 ATTORNEY: BRASSINGTON, STANLEY J. SHELL, ELI ZABETH MAIN ST MECHANICSBURG, PA 17055 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------~----------------------------------- SPANKEYS AUTO SALES, INC A CORPORATION MAIN ST MECHANICSBURG, PA 17055 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP FILINGS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HE January 29, 1997 at 10:30 A.M. 50.50/Plaintiff -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ATTORNEY Januat.y 29, 1997 at 10:30 A.M. 3.00/Plaintiff -------------------------------------------------------------------------- SATISFACTION Januat.y 2'3, 1997 at 10: 30 A. M. 5.00/Plaintiff -------------------------------------------------------------------------- COMPUTER FUND January 29, 1997 at 1~:30 A.M. 5.00/0ffice $ ~~~~~~~~;~~~~~-~~~~-~~-~~~-~~-;~~~-~~~~----------------------------------- I) Febt'uat'y t8, 1997 at 11: 32 A. M. .^ WIEDER, LAWRENCE R ,}1 ~~~~;~~~~~~~;;-~~~~-;~~~-~~~~~~~~~---------------------------------------- ll.f1 Febt'uat'y 18, 1997 at 11:32 A.M. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- , ~ 1. COMPLA I NT ,n 'J Mat'ch 11, 1997 at liZ1:11i1 A.~l. BRASSINGTON, STANLEY J. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- J'1 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE r/}Mat'Ch tt, 1997 at lli1:H~ A.M. f. /j'{ ~~~~~~~~;~~~~~:;;~~.~~~;~ --- .. - Apt'l] 11, 19'n "t II::,') A.Io1. WIEDE". LAWI1ENCE 11 .---.-------.---.- -.--..--.--- --- _._----~---,,-_.- -, -- ~----- >- \0 . " 1-: " , !.'. .. t'.' ':'. ( lo. ", \ ,- - C. . ; lJ,l;... (',; ft\. ~ .' , =~ , 1;.1 F: :':'1 'e... Co, r- .5 u a' U ~ . FIL E,) JUtl /1.IOq7 '- :;. t p UJ (. 6 LCtdJ01yTd ~;. . ..Ii (1 (I) uJ U_fu.LJ; , \ 4 1 ! . f'-~ . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY-CIVIL ACTION-LAW CALVIN FORSYTHE, Plaintiff NO. S-198-1997 )/(). q7"3Lf70~-r~ vs. ELIZABETH SHELL and SPANKEY'S AUTO SALES, INC., a corporation as agents of POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP., Defendants ~ ~ :;g Stanley J. Brassington, Esq. - for the Plaintiff _ Lawrence R. Wieder, Esq. - for the Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, In~ Elizabeth Shell, Defendant - Pro Se ("I ..~ ., '.. " " ,-.. -.:..:> - ~ c'0 .,: ',-.- N ~~I~.~.::!.i: _ f.:.r'.,...<'. Of' :- -4 ::-: -< :" - -., ;:.' 0 OPINION OF COURT DOMALAKES, J. The Court is called to rule upon Preliminary Objections filed by the Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, Inc. (hereinafter "Spankey's"). The Plaintiff filed a Complaint on March 11, 1997. The Complaint alleges the following relevant facts. The Plaintiff purchased a used vehicle from Spankey's. Contemporaneously with the vehicle purchase, the Plaintiff purchased a warranty from Power One Warranty Corporation. A copy of the warranty agreement is attached to the Complaint. During the warranty period, a time arose when the vehicle needed repairs. The repairs were made and paid for by the Plaintiff. Upon finding out that Power One Warranty Corporation had filed for protection in U.S, Bankruptcy Court, the Plaintiff sought damages from Spankey's alleging that Spankey's was Power One's agent. Spankey's filed the pending Preliminary Objections, along with a Brief in support thereof, on April 11, 1997. The Plaintiff filed a Response to the pending Preliminary Objections, along with a Brief, on May 5, 1997. If ~ i' ."\ .. Spankey's Preliminary Objections state three separate objections. The first one is a demurrer pursuant to PaRC.P. 1028(a)(4). The second one is an objection to venue pursuant to PaRC.P. 1028(a)(1). The third one is a motion to strike pursuant to PaRC.P. 1028(a)(2). The Court will address the objection relating to venue first, because proper venue should be established before the substantive issues in the case are addressed. The requirements for venue against a corporation are stated in Pa.R.C.P. 2179. An action against a corporation must be brought in a county where the corporation's registered office or principal place of business is located, where it regularly conducts business, where the cause of action arose, or where a transaction or occurrence took place out of which the cause of action arose. See PaR.C.P. 2179(a)(1 )-(4). The Complaint states that Spankey's office is in Mechanicsburg. The Preliminary Objections allege that Mechanicsburg is in Cumberland County. The Response to the Preliminary Objections allege that the Plaintiff, after reasonable investigation, is without knowledge whether Mechanicsburg is in Cumberland County. The Court finds that a reasonable investigation would have revealed whether Mechanicsburg is in Cumberland County, and therefore concludes that the Plaintiff has admitted Mechanicsburg is in Cumberland County. See Pa.R.C.P. 1029 (relating to improper denials) and PaRC.P. 1017 (relating to an answer to a preliminary objection being a necessary pleading when the preliminary objection alleges facts not of record). Spankey's registered office or principal place of business is, therefore, in Cumberland County. The Complaint contains no allegation that Spankey's regularly conducts business in Schuylkill County, nor any allegation indicating the cause of action arose in Schuylkill County. Additionally, the Court finds that the Complaint does not allege any transaction or occurrence out of which the cause of action arose as occurring in Schuylkill County. 2 ., ... - The Complaint does allege, in Paragraph 13 (mislabeled Paragraph 11), that the repairs to the vehicle were performed at a garage in Pottsville, Schuylkill County. The Complaint further alleges, in Paragraph 15 (mislabeled Paragraph 13), that the Plaintiff paid for the repairs. The Court finds, however, that neither the act of presenting the vehicle for repair, nor the act of paying for the repairs, is a transaction or occurrence out of which this cause of action arose. The failure of Spankey's, or Power One, to pay is an occurrence from which the cause of action arose, not the Plaintiffs payment. If the Plaintiffs payment were an occurrence out of which the cause of action arose, it could lead to unjust results. For example, if the Plaintiff moved to California, the vehicle broke there, and the Plaintiff paid to have the vehicle repaired there, it would be unjust to hold that Spankey's subjected itself to venue in California. The Complaint is silent as to where the denial by Spankey's occurred. The fact is that there is no allegation in the Complaint detailing any transaction or occurrence out of which the cause of action arose which is specifically alleged to have occurred in Schuylkill County. The Court is aware that Pa.R.C.P, 1006(c) provides for venue against all defendants if venue is proper against anyone of them. The Court concludes that there are no allegations in the Complaint which make venue in Schuylkill County proper against Defendant Elizabeth Shell. There are no allegations in the Complaint which establish Schuylkill County as the proper venue in the instant action, The Court having found Schuylkill County is not the proper venue in the instant action, it will not address the merits of Spankey's demurrer or motion to strike. Accordingly, we enter the following: 3 ~ .. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY--CIVIL ACTION-LAW CALVIN FORSYTHE, Plaintiff NO. S-198-1997 vs. ELIZABETH SHELL and SPAN KEY'S AUTO SALES, INC., a corporation as agents of POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP., Defendants Stanley J, Brassington, Esq. - for the Plaintiff Lawrence R. Wieder, Esq. - for the Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, Inc. Elizabeth Shell, Defendant - Pro Se ORDER OF COURT <- = :a:: ." -' .~. hI ..._ ..._~ '."'1 .". ~ DOMALAKES, J. (.0., ,.-:-'. AND NOW, this 17~ay of June, 1997, at 9: It) &,.m., upon consider~n 6i~~:~: -. -< the Preliminary Objections of the Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, Inc., and thet,,; -;: -: Plaintiffs response thereto, it is HEREBY ORDERED that said Preliminary Objections, at least in regard to venue, are SUSTAINED. The above-captioned action is hereby ordered transferred to the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas. The Prothonotary of Schuylkill County shall certify all docket entries, pleadings and other papers filed to the above-captioned action and forward them to the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas. All costs and fees incident to the transfer and removal of the record shall be paid by the Plaintiff pursuant to Pa.R.C.P. 1006(e). BY THE COURT, ~,j (/ J. ! ", ,..... 3. Denied. Plaintill'denies that by captioning the case "as agents of Power One Warranty Corporation", that the warranty was Power's and not Spankey's On the contrary, Plaintiff merely used said captioning in order to establish the bosincss relationship bctween Power and Spankcy's. Plaintill'maintains that by ollering said contract lilr considcration, and by his acceptance of the contract, he entered into a contract with Spankey's, a contract whose coverages were backed by Powcr. Any allegations to thc contnlry arc vehemcntly denied and strict proof is demanded at trial. 4. Denied. Plaintitl'denies that Exhibit "II" of his Complaint, which is a copy of the warranty, reads as stated in Paragraph .j of his Preliminary Objections. On the contrary, this statement only one sentence of an entire paragraph, and is easily taken out of context in its stated form Any allegations to the contrary is vehemently denicd and strict proof is demanded at trial. 5. Admitted. 6. Dcnied Plaintifr dcnics that he prcviously commcnccd h;,!' UC(;O/l against Power One. On the contrary, Plaintill' commcnced u////c'(;o/l against Power One Any allegations to the contrary is vehemently denied and strict proof is demanded at trial 7. Denied, Plaintill'denies Defendants' allegation that he has failed to state a cause action against Spankey's On the contrary, Defendant Spankey's, and its agents, entered into a warranty contract with the Plaintill" on behalf of "Power One'" An oller for coverage, and extended coverage, was made to the Plaintill: there was an acceptancc by the Plaint ill: followed by monetary consideration Plaintill"cllntends that Dcfendant's, as agents lil[ Power One Warranty, also owe a duty to him and the contract which they tendered tll him Any allegations to the contrary are vehemently denied and strict proof is demand cd at trial WHEREFORE, Plaintill' respcctfully asks that this lIonorable Court dismiss Defendant's Preliminary Objections for mootncss, and Iluther, instnlct ()clendant to immediately provide Answers '""" M to Plaint:!l's Complaint or face default. 8, Admitted. 9, Dcnied. Aller reasonable invcstigation, Plaintill'is wilhout knowledge of whether Mechanicsburg is in Cumberland County. Further, Plainlill' contcnds that whelher this Honorable Court will take judicial notice that Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania is in Cumberland County is beyond the scope of his knowledge and is therefore denied. Any allegations to the contrary are vehemently denied and strict proof is demanded at trial 10. Admitted. II. Admitted 12. Denied. PlaimiO'denies thai no allegation connecting Spankey's, the purchase of the vehicle and warranty. and Schuylkill County has beenl11ade. On the contrary, repairs authorized by Power One Warranty were performed in Pottsville, Schuylkill County. as alleged in paragraph 11 of the Complaint. Funher. a connection has alleged bctween Spankey's and Power One in paragraph 9 of lhe Complaint. Any allegations to the contrary arc vehemently denied and strict proof is demanded at trial 13. Admitted 14. Admitted 15 Admitted 16 Admitted 17. Admitted 18 Admitted 19 Admitted 20. Denied Plaintitr denies that he cannot recover damages for "embarrassment", , ' ~ .::3" ~ ~ ~ . '?- ~ ~ '--'"' ~ - ~ ." ,~ .- "c 1- u- " (.:'J t;. ..... .-l ,-:--, '" . .' o. ~:::J .. ~_ r- -.~ .:... ~ -- Lr> ~ ....l ... _-:! - To ~~~~~~FI.E A WRITTEN ~~"""'8ERvaHEREOF. BY ENTERED AOAHST YOU 0f<NEY . - u."Omcu STANLEY J. IhASSINGTON t20E...... str'oel Schu)1klI HIwn, PIMI)MnIa t 7lln (7t7)~. FAX:(71"3""30~ " WE DO I-lERt8Y -';;:RTFY THAT Tl<< wmtH as A ~~~COPVOFlHEORIClI<AI.fI.EIl ATTCANEY '-,,-:.~,:,:- "-";":;--.~i ...L,:: ~3;~~.::i..i;~~;~..~.~L;:.O..~"""'--"'" - - ~' "'.-.,.. -o.;:<.}-:t' ~\i'1~U\:.~~t.~ IN TilE COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS OF SrJlUYLKILL COUNTY, PA .. CIVil. DIVISION CALVIN FORSYTlIE, Plaintiff CIVIL ACTION. LAW VS, No S - 198 - 1997 ELlZAIlETII SIIELL, and SPANKEY'S AUTO SALES. INC , a corporation, as agenls of POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP Defendanls .JURY TRIAL DF-MANDEI> i:';'" -, BRIEF IN SlIPPOIrr OF PLAINTIFF'S RESPONSE TO DEFENDANTS' "PRELIMINARY OH.JECTION$" " t-, ...-' " .::. ::- ." AND NOW, comes the Plaintiff, Calvin Forsythe. hy and through his attorney. S~9ley I: Brassington. Esquire. and files the following "Brief in Response to Defendant's Preliminary Objections", averring in support thereto I. PROCEDURAL IIISTORY On or about February 24, 1995. plai,t1iff entered into an agreement wilh the defendanls for the purchase of a 1985 Ford, 1'-150 truck Plaintiff further purchased extended, 6-month 6,000 mile warranty coverage for said lruck from defcndants who were acting as agents of the Power One Warranty Corporation (Power). a corporation now in hankruplcy On or hefore June 26. 1995 plaintiffs engine hroke, rendering it totally useless and need of complete rebuilding or replacement PlaintilTcontacted Power and was authorized 10 solicit repaics up 10 a certain dollar amount from a local Ford dealer in Pottsville. Schuylkill Counly In addition. plaintiff was granted a S20 00 per day for a rental vehicle while said cepairs were hcinll done llpon inspection of plaintin"s engine. it was dctermined that the repairs would cost nearly J times the amounl authori,ed hy I'ower If {, I t', .. ., In order 10 have the use of his truck, plaintin: on his VisalMastercard, charged the costs of repair to his own account, all the time trying 10 contact Power for paymenl/reimbursement for the value of said repairs, to no avail. On or about March 6, 1996, aHer many allempts to contact Power, plaintiff filed a civil magistrate's aClion for the recovery of the cosioI' repairs and rental car. Several days later, presumably whenlhe principals of Power rcccived notice of said action through the mail, plaintitrs allorncy was notified that Power had tilcd for proleclionunder the Fcderal Bankruptcy Act. Plaintiff contcnds that dclendants Elizabeth Shcll, and Spankey's Auto Sales, having acted as agents of Power, also bear liability to the warranty contract as they, for all intents and purposes, were the ;-rincipal actors in the actual cOlllract negotiations Dcfendants made an offer to the plaintiff on behalf of Power for the extended warranty, which plaintiff accepted for monetary consideration. Funher, il will be proven during the discovery phase of this action that defendants, as well as Power, benefilcd from the premium for said coverage sold to plaintiff, thereby substantiating there liability to plaint in's claims II. SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENT As agents, and 1(Ir the benclit of Span key's Aulo Sales and I'ower One Warranty Corporation (Power), Elizabeth Shell presented an extcnded warranty coverage for plaintitrs used truck. In doing so, the hereinl1amed dclendants extended 10 plaintill. an implied warranty of soundness, viability, and reliability of Power Dclendants as Power agents directly benelilled liOln directing plaintiff to purchase a warranty packel liOln Power They received the benelit of negating any liability to plaintiff for replacement parts and labor 1(11' the duration of the warranty coverage; and, they benclilled monetarily as agents of Power Due hI their illlplied wananty, delendanls owe a duty, and , , r , are liable 10 plaintilf III. ARGUMENT A. PLAINTIFF HAS SUCCESSFUl.L Y STATED A CAUSE OF ACTION AGAINST DEFENDANTS AS AGENTS OF POWER ONE Delendant is liable for IJreadl of Contract because it acted on behalf of Power in the sale of the warranty to the plaintiff. It also benefitted financially from both the sale of the vehicle and the warranty 10 the plainlitl~ By doing so il now bears a responsibility for the loss which the plaintiff has incurred, The Defendant oflered as an incentive to the Plaintiff for purchasing the vehicle the option of an extended warranty. Said incentive led 10 the purchase of the vehicle by the plaintiff and as a result benefitted the defendant Further, the defendant received compensation Irom Power for it's sale of the warranty and was in essence receiving payment Irom both the plaintill'and warranty company. It's name appears upon the warranty contract as the authorized selling agent. During the discussion about an extended warranty plan, plaintifl' was never offered the names of any other warranty companies from which to choose Plaintifl' relied solely on defendants advice, and ultimate expertise and experience, lor his purchase of the warranty package from Power. In not offering, or having available. Ihe names of any other warranty companies, defendants conveyed to plainhlf (;,1\ only a moral, but an implied warranty obligation as to the viability and soundness of Power One Wananty Corporation and the warranty coverage itself Defendant held itself out as a dilly i1l1thorilcd agcnt of Powcr alllllcd thc Plainliff 10 helicvc that Powcr was a sOllnd warranty company II VENUE IS CORRFCTI.Y IN SClIt IYI.K 11.1. COIJNTY The defendants ilCgllc lhat the instant action is wtongly hetilre this Ifonorahle COlin. citing I'a R r I', Rulc 2179 as its authO(ity, ",hid! ,lates in peetinent pan "(a) Except as otherwise provided hy an Act of:\ssemhly ofsubdivisioo (b) of this rule, a pcrsonal action against a corporation or similar entity may he hrollght in anti only in' Ihe cOllnly wheec ils fl'gistered otlice 0( peincipal place ofhllsiness is (I) loealed, (2) (1) (.1) calise a cOllnty where il eegularly condllcts hllsiness, the cOllnly where lhe calise of aClion arose, or, a cOllnty where a transaction ()( occurrence look place out of which the (If action arose .. I'lainliffconeedes that defendants arc located olllside the vcolle oflhis Ifonorable Coun; however, thcle is considelilhk at gUlIIl'nt, lIIulce Rule 217CJ(a){.I) concerning the occurrences whirh WCIl' instllllllental illlhe initiatiollthis actioll Plainli!l is a ll'sidenl or Sdulvl~ill ('oullty Ill' pili chased the vehicle and illtended its plilllalY IIse to he in Ihis ("lllllllv I he OlT'IIIl'lICe which gave lise 10 this initiation of this action, nallldv thl' raihlll' or Ihl' ItIlC~ lII"t"" w as in this ('ollnly, as was alllepailS peltimned on plaint ills ,,'hidl' Alltho,i/atiollli'l thc ll'pailS ''''Ie also sohl'ited li"lll this counl)' Almost all " r', witnesses and relevant evidence, including the automobile, are present in Schuylkill County. A transfer nfvenue to another county would create grcat inconvenience to all witnesses and unecessary delay in producing relevant evidcncc. If this Court finds that this action is not propcrly bcfore it then resolution of Defendants other Preliminary Objections should be vested in the court in which jurisdiction is transferred. c. PARAGRAPII SIX AND TWENTY-NINE (a), (b), and (I) ARE PROPERLY ALLEGED FOR GOOD CAUSE Plaintifl's prayer for relief for damages in the form of "embarrassment", "inconvenience", and "attorney fees", is properly pleaded in the complaint. Said damages are consequential, and further, are obvious remedies available subsequent to a breach of contract action, This doctrine is well set out in the Uniform Commcrcial Codc, which providcs at @2,7IS(2)(a): "(2) Consequential damages resulting from the scllcr's breach include (a) any loss resulting from general or particular requirements and needs of which thc seller at the time of contracting had reason to know and which could not reasonably be prevented by cover or otherwise." From the time oflladley v Baxendale, 9 Ex 341, 156 EngRep. 145 (1854), the law has required that consequential damages to be recoverable must have been reasonably foreseeable, Plaintifl' maintains that dcfendants, who do busincss and enter into contracts for sale of automobiles, warranty's and the likc, are, and at the time he contractcd with them for the purchase of his truck and the extended warranty, were well verscd of the ramifications which 11)lIow a breach of contract Plaintitl's embarrassment of having made, what he was led to believe c::;;:;. , ~" "-.- ~ '-....> . ~ _c:-~ \..:;:-.., ; "") r"', IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA CIVIL DIVISION NO. S-198-1997 CALVIN FORSYTHE, CIVIL ACTION - LAW Plaintiff v. ELIZABETH SHELL, and SPANKEY'S AUTO SALES, INC., a corporation, as agents of POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP., Defendant JURY TRIAL DEMANDED BRIEF OF THE DEFENDANT, SPANKEY'S AUTO SALES INC. IN SUPPORT OF ITS PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS I. HISTORY OF THE CASE On or about March 10, 1997, Plaintiff, Calvin Forsythe ("Forsythe") commenced a breach of contract action against Spankey's Auto Sales, Inc. I"Spankey's"} and Elizabeth Shell ("Shell"). The complaint asserted inter alia that Spankey's and Shell were agents for Power-One Warranty Corporation ("Power") (H 19, 20, 27, 29); that they had sold Forsythe a warranty from Power at the time that he had purchased a vehicle from Spankey's, in Mechanicsburg, PA (H 6,9); that the vehicle encountered certain mechanical problems (, 10); that Power failed to pay the claim for the requisite repairs (" 14, 15); that Forsythe had commenced an action against Power to recover the monies due, but that Power was in bankruptcy I' 15); and that as consequence, Spankey's and Shell were / 1 'J ,-." (-, liable for the cost of the repairs, and other damages, as they had entered into the contract as the agent of Power I' 27). Forsythe asserted losses for out of pocket expenses in the approximate amount of $3,300 11 29) as well as damages for "embarrassment", "inconvenience" and attorney fees. Based upon this, he asserts that his claim is above the arbitration limits in Schuylkill County. II. SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT Forsythe's captioning of the action as against Spankey's "as agent of Power One", correctly acknowledges the facts of the case. Accordingly, his assertions in the Complaint that he entered into a warranty agreement binding Spankey's is belied by both his caption, and the explicit language of the warranty itself, which Forsythe has attached to the Complaint. As such, Forsythe has no cause of action against Spankey's as the parties had no agreement between them. Assuming arguendo that the action should not be dismissed for failure to state a cause of action, the action must in any event be transferred to Cumberland County. As Forsythe asserts that his agreement is between he and Spankey's, venue does not lie in Schuylkill County as the entire transaction took place in Mechanicsburg. Since Forsythe's Complaint forsakes the "as agent of" caption and asserts that the contract was with Spankey's, the fact that Power One may have been located in Schuylkill is irrelevant. Assuming arguendo that the Complaint should not be dismissed for failure to state a cause of action and assuming arguendo that venue does lie in Schuylkill - 2 - .~ r, County, the Court must strike those portions of the Complaint asserting that the case is beyond the statutory limits of arbitration; that Forsythe is entitled to damages for "embarrassment", "inconvenience" and attorney fees as Pennsylvania case law does not permit such a recovery under the alleged facts of the case. III. ARGUMENT A. FORSYTHE HAS FAILED TO STATE A CAUSE OF ACTION FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT AGAINST SPANKEY'S Forsythe has captioned his action as being against Shell and Spankey's "as agents of Power One Warranty Corp." Case law in Pennsylvania is clear that one can commence an action against a principal for the actions of an agent, performed in the scope of the agent's authority. In that instance, the principal (not the agent) is liable to the third party. Bolus v. United Penn Bank, Pa. Super. , 525 - - A.2d 1215 (1987). Our research has failed to reveal however, any cases which hold that the opposite is true. This is as it should be as the agent is not acting on his own behalf, but rather on behalf of the principal. Accordingly, the law in Pennsylvania continues to be that the terms of a contract cannot bind persons, not a party to it. Estate of Barilla, _ Pa. Super. _, 535 A.2d 125 (1987). Cumberland-Perrv Area Vo-Tech School v. Boaar and Bink, 261 Pa. Super. 350, 396 A.2d 433 (1978), Hamoton v. Hamoton Prison Officials, 546 F.2d 1077 (3d Cir. 1976) - 3 - r-\ r-, C. PARAGRAPHS SIX AND TWENTY-NINE (a), (b) and (f) MUST BE STRICKEN Forsythe avers at 1 6 that this case exceeds the arbitration limits of Schuylkill County. A review of 1 29 reveals that Forsythe's out of pocket loss is approximately $3,200. (H 29 (c). (d). (e). Forsythe otherwise asserts in 1 29, damages for "embarrassment", "inconvenience" and "attorney fees". Forsythe cannot recover damages for "embarrassment" or "inconvenience" in a breach of contract action. Unlike a tort action, damages in a breach of contract action are limited to those damages, which are a direct and foreseeable result of the breach. Moreover, those damages must be proven with reasonable certainty. Damages for "embarrassment" and "inconvenience" are neither direct, foreseeable, nor provable with any certainty whatsoever. See In re American Spinnina Mills. Inc., 43 B.R. 365 (1984); Iron Mountain Sec. Storaae Corp. v. American Specialtv Foods. Inc., 457 F. Supp 1158 (1978). Further, even if this were not true, Forsythe has not pled any facts which assert that the actions of Spankey's caused him "embarrassment" or "inconvenience." In fact, he does not allege that he asked Span key's to pay the claim and that it refused. Moreover, even if he could assert such damages, it would not place him over the arbitration limit of $25,000. - 6 - ,...... (" IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA CIVIL DIVISION CALVIN FORSYTHE, CIVIL ACTION - LAW Plaintiff v. NO. S-198-1997 ELIZABETH SHELL, and SPANKEY'S AUTO SALES, INC., a corporation, as agents of POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP., Defendant JURY TRIAL DEMANDED PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS NOW COMES, the Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, Inc. ("Spankey's"), by its counsel McNees, Wallace and Nurick and files the following Preliminary Objections to the Complaint of the Plaintiff Calvin Forsythe ("Forsythe"). I. DEMURRER 1. Forsythe has captioned this action against Span key's "as agent of" Power One Warranty Corporation ("Power"). 2. Forsythe has asserted that he purchased a vehicle from Spankey's, in Mechanicsburg, PA and at that time, purchased an extended warranty through Spankey's. ("3,6.7,9, Exhibits "A" and "B"). ......... r- 3. Forsythe acknowledges, by captioning the case "as agents of Power One Warranty Corporation" that the warranty was Power's and not Spankey's. 4. Forsythe has attached to the Complaint, as Exhibit "B", a copy of the warranty. The warranty is on the stationary of Power and states: "I further understand and accept that what I am purchasing is an agreement between myself and the power-one warranty corporation and that the car dealer from which I purchased this contract is not a party to this agreement and is not liable for anything arising out of this agreement." 5. Forsythe's Complaint contains one count, which states: COUNT I - BREACH OF WARRANTY CONTRACT 6. Forsythe also alleges that he previously commenced his action against Power, but discovered that it was in bankruptcy. (, 16) 7. Forsythe has failed to state a cause of action against Spankey's as not only does he admit in his caption that Spankey's was Power's agent, but the contract itself, which Forsythe signed, clearly indicates that it was with Power and not with Spankey's. WHEREFORE, it is respectfully prayed your Honorable Court dismiss the Complaint for failure to state a cause of action. - ., - ~ ~. f' II. VENUE 8. Forsythe's Complaint states that he purchased a vehicle from Span key's, a corporation with a registered place of business in Mechanicsburg, PA. (H 3,6, Exhibit "S"). 9. This Court may take judicial notice that Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania is in Cumberland County. 10. Pa.R.C.P. Rule 2179 mandates that actions against a corporation may be brought in one of four locations. That rule states: (a) Except as otherwise provided by an Act of Assembly or by subdivision (b) of this rule, a personal action against a corporation or similar entity may be brought in and only in (1) the county where its registered office or principal place of business is locates; (2) a county where it regularly conducts business; (3) the county where the cause of action arose; or (4) a county where a transaction or occurrence took place out of which the cause of action arose. 11. In' 19, Forsythe asserts that he has a cause of action against Spankey's as the contract was with Spankey's. 12. Forsythe does not allege any connection between Spankey's, the purchase of the vehicle and warranty, and Schuylkill County. 13. Sased upon the allegations in the Complaint, the transaction took place in Mechanicsburg, PA. - 3 - r-' 14. Slnco It Is not allogod that Spankoy's principal place of business is In Schuylkill County; that It rogulnrly conducts business In Schuylkill County; that tho causo of action iUlJ.JlJJst SlJankov's aroso in Schuylkill County or that a transaction or occurronco out of which tho causo of action aaainst Soankev's arose occurred in Schuylkill County, tho action against Spankey's cannot be maintained in Schuylkill County. 15. The fact that Powor Illay have been registered in Schuylkill County is irrelevant as 1 19 allogos that tho action is not against Power, but against Spankey's as tho party who signod tho contract. Accordingly, the action arose out of the purchaso of a vohiclo and a warranty in Cumberland County. 16. Basod upon tho forogoing, vonue does not lie in Schuylkill County. WHEREFORE, it is ruspoctfully prayod your Honorable Court transfer the action to Cumborland County. III. MOTION TO STRIKE PARAGRAPH SIX AND TWENTY-NINE fa!. fbl and If) 17. Forsythll avnrs at 1 6 that this case exceeds the arbitration limits of Schuylkill County. 18. A rovillw of 1 29 roveals that Forsythe's out of pocket loss is approximatoly $3,200. (H 29 (cl, (d). (e). 19, Forsythll othnrwisll assorts in 1 29 that he seeks unspecified dalllllglls for "Illllhnrfllsslllllnt" , "inconvenience" and "attorney fees". , 4 - ..-. ,.-, CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 1~ AND NOW, on this !iJ-day of April, 1997, I hereby certify that I have aerved a true and correct copy of the within document, via first class United States mail, postage prepaid as (ollowa: Stanley J. Brassington, Esquire 120 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972 McNEES, WALLACE & NURICK B;;'~iL(i{A):L)v1 \_// j~rence R. Wieder, Esq. 1.D. #16707 100 pine Street P.O. Box 1166 Harrisburg, PA 17108-1166 (717) 237-5229 Attorneys for Spankeys Auto Sales, Inc. r-"--" IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA CIVIL DIVISION - LAW CALVIN H. FORSYTHE, JR, Plaintiff CIVIL DIVISION. LAW vs. No. S - 198 of 1997 - .-.- to ..... ELIZABETH SHELL, and SPANKEY'S AUTO SALES, INC, a corporation, as agents of POWER ONE WARRANTY CORP, Defendants JURY TRIAL DEMANDED COMPLAINT ~-~ AND NOW, comes the Plaintiff, Calvin H Forsythe, Jr., by and through his attorney, Stanley 1. Brassington, Esquire, and files the following "Complaint", and averring in support thereof that: JURISDICTION I. Plaintiff, John H. Forsythe, Jr, is an adult male resident of Schuylkill County, currently residing at 302 Main Street, Schuylkill Haven 2. Defendant, Elizabeth Shell, at all times relevant to the herein cause of action, and as a direct result of her employment with Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, was an agent of Defendant, Power One Warranty Corporation 3. Defendant, Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, at all times relative to the herein cause of action, is a duly registered corporation, registered and licensed to transact auto sales business in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. maintaining an ollice atl\1ain Streel, ~ lechanicsburg .", 4. Defendant, Power One Warranty Corporation, at all times relative to the herein cause of action, is a duly registered corporation, registered and licensed to transact auto sales warranty business in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, maintaining an ollice at 639 Main Street, Avoca. 5. This cause of action is not subject to mandatory arbitration as the satisfaction sought exceeds the statutory limits. 6. On or about February 24,1995, Plaintiff entered into an agreement with Defendant, Elizabeth Shell, and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, for the purchase of a used, 1985 Ford F-150 pickup truck, VIN# IFTEFI4Y6FLA78803. (See exhibit "A ", attached hereto) 7. Plaintiff agreed to purchase said pickup for and in consideration of Seven thousand four hundred fifty ($7,450.00) dollars 8. Said pickup truck was, at the time of purchase, verified as having 76,149 original miles on it's speedometer. 9. In addition to the Ford pickup truck, Plaintiff purchased from Defendants, Elizabeth Shell and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, acting as agents for Power One Warranty Corporation, a 6-rnonth, 6,000 mile extended warranty for, and in consideration of One hundred ninety ($190.00) dollars (See Exhibit "B ", attached hereto) I o. On or before June 26, 1995. approximately 4 months 29 days after the purchase of the Ford pickup, and having only enjoyed the use of said vehicle for a total of5,714 miles, Plaintilrs engine broke down 11 At or about the same time, Plaintifl' solicited estimates for repair or replacement of the engine, and also the cost of a rental vehicle while the truck was being repaired \ 12. On or about June 26, 1995, Plaintiff contacted Power One Warranty Corporation, and was given authorization by a Power One agent for either repair or replacement of the bad engine up to One thousand eighty-nine ($1,089.00) dollars. Said agent also authorized the sum of Twenty ($20.00) per day for a rental vehicle to be used during the estimated 5 days required for the repairs or replacement. II. On, or about, July 21, 1995, Plaintiff presented to Fairlane Ford Sales, Inc Pottsville, for needed repairs to his vehicle. Upon inspection of the engine it was determined that the damage was more extensive that originally estirnated; the specifics of which are more thoroughly set out in Exhibit "c n 12. Repair to Plaintiff's engine cost Three thousand fifteen and .91/100 ($3,015.19) dollars. In addition, the cost of the rental vehicle was One hundred forty-one and .60/100 ($141.60) dollars; for a total expense to Plaintiff in the amount of Three thousand one hundred fifty-six and. 79/100 ($3,15679) dollars Il Plaintiff paid for all expenses related to the repairs of his pickup truck and the rental vehicle himself charging it to his VISAlMASTERCHARGE. 14. Plaintiff tried for some time to contact Power One Warranty Corporation to discuss reimbursement of his repair-related expenses. 15. On or about March 6. 1996, as a result of Plaintiff's futile attempts to contact Power One Warranty Corporation, Plaintiff filed a Magistrate Civil Complaint against the defendant 16. Several days after filing his l\1agistrate Complaint, Plaintiff was notified by Defendant's counsel. l\1ark J Conway, 400 Spruce Street. Scranton, that Power One Warranty Corporation had filed for protection in II S Bankruptcy Court on or about February 29 1996 (See Exhibit "D ") COUNT I BREACH OF WARRANTY CONTRACT 17. Paragraphs 1 through 16 are incorporated herein in the following paragraphs as though set out at length. I 8. Under the law the principal elements of a contract requires: first, an offer; second, an acceptance; and third, consideration. 19. Although the underwriter of the warranty policy was Power One Warranty Corporation, it was Elizabeth Shell and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated that Plaintiff entered into contract. 20. Defendant's Elizabeth Shell and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated offered, as agents of Power One Warranty Corporation, an extended life warranty in consideration ofa certain sum. 2 I. Plaintiff accepted said offer the Defendants 22. Plaintiff conveyed to the Defendants consideration in the amount of One hundred ninety ($190.00) dollars 23. The Power One Warranty Corporation Limited Service Contract, attached hereto, bears Defendant, Elizabeth Shell signature. as agent for Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, and also a agent for Power One Warranty Corporation 24 As direct and proximate result of this contractual agreement, Def~ndant's Elizabeth Shell and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated. in lieu of Power One Warranty Corporations' subsequent bankruptcy proceedings, owe the same duty of warranty to the Plaintiff /, 25. In their capacity as agent for Power One Warranty Corporation, defendant's Elizabeth Shell and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, sold to Plainliffan extended 6- month/6,000 mile warranty which was intended to cover repairs to the engine, transmission, drive axle, seals & gaskets, electrical, brakes, suspension, cooling, steering, and labor, to the extent more fully set out in Exhibit "B ", attached hereto. 26. Defendant, Power One Warranty Corporation's subsequent bankruptcy barred Plaintiff from any reimbursement for repairs to his pickup truck and other related expenses. 27. Plaintiff contends that in selling said warranty contract as agents of Power One Corporation, Defendant's Elizabeth Shell, and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated, owe the same duty to him as that owed by Power One Warranty Corporation for his losses as a result of the required repairs to his truck's engine and other related expenses more fully set out herein. 28. But for Defendant's breach of warranty, Plaintiff would not have suffered any harm to the extent set out in the hereinafter. 29. As the direct and proximate result of defendant's Elizabeth Shell and Spankey's Auto Sales, Incorporated direct breach of contract of warranty, but not limited to the following damages: a) embarrassment; b) inconvenience; c) cost of engine repairs in the amount of$30IS.91; d) cost of rental car during repair of engine in the amount of$141.60; e) interest as of June 21,1996, and ongoing, at a rate of approximately $3600/month based on a $3,000 00 balance, for the VISAlMASTERCHARGE account where all expenses were charged; and ""iiiO&!lill.~'Ci ""', ijj~~llIftI. IlE'If' .~ ... ".~:;,j;i\.;;.!i;"~:~i:i. so. U"ce."3~lvt:' '." ...... J. ; 11.1 AUTO SALES, INC..:' 9TO. CK..N.0::~.1.2i5~'&~ji {, ~!~It1lt'AUt:o Lodal:o::..~ I ~ ,r.m"~ic.t1'~tt'l,"fl~" :.. . ,'. ,~... II . III '. . ri;'.~?,:f"/1'!1'~"'\:' '1.,0 IUIH .t.. N.tHAHICllURa, po" nOli 0 AOlnll n a n. .u......IlO...u.,... 110n 0 lIt,flIDO. 11'., H'. cU...."UND.'... tUft ~ 0 totM. WAlNut .f..I"eM"'NI~du~'M hNe . 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SERIAL NUMOEn '; ~;4il ~~~2:Ri~o; ,'." ; 1IiTClU1T9IIUM61B3. ~.: M.ILEAGE Iff', ':. "'I' LICENSE NO. ---- - - - I T1T3IgE2;J~07_K_~'<l.2_0!-u-- ~\ ,i" ~~, I i.',I::.~ 0:' .. ZB!l3177 ... ~.I,co~~R~~fr:~~f,"l;\;'~' 'C.' Exrln^"ONOATE .__~_.u u___.___________ ~ "Ill'BLN:i<",.t, ",. . 10/31'/~_____~ "'IPAYOFF.DUETO:... ,- ',,' I ~., . . ~ "h":'~, .... :" ... STOCK 1m 2709 I ~ .,' .I.it,{}f, ",.l " .: I {:;', . I ,,, '. .j ,I ....:..';I.l..~:<.'.:. <. ..., ~.: ;1. .:.... :1Slf'~i!~'f'(,(;Vl"1 i INSURANCE CO:1<:;"l'-"':\.;. ;" to .;. 7,: ;...ltaE1~dd..';~t:ual" .n .~~ l~OCI~l, NOI~!A:'. ~l: ~ ,,' h'.' .:. ~!f9'~7fc.7407114: . ~! EFFECTIVE OATE ;:.'; ... . :t"'10/24/114~.". :...., 04/24/115 AGENTS ADORESS/PHONE NUMBER Po Bolt 26!lS . '7i 7~!l44"'1l155' ", .; Harrhburg PA 17105 11.' 116LO'WITH l.IMITED WARRANT;. SP.';;;~Y .-AUID S~I.;I~C. (00.'.')-- . 1Ii:r>r.4~ldo.'!J'1T1111160~I"AnlY'.llllimI8 vohlclo loll owl nO ~~IIV~IY lOr 30 dily8 o':i-~. _ }: ~hA~m~rt5I:Ooml will pny 50~{. Anri C\l!lloml"r WIll rAy 500~ lor "t ~ttvered llemSbased on lher~IAII bAsI!ol p:lrls :lnd l:thnr llr:"d Thl~w;'1rrilnlyc:o...,.ro; ,thb GnOlnb;'(lncludlng pistons. rings. crankshilll Cf:lnkC::1O;f' And f""olnt' hf';vlngsl i ~\the transmissIon. and the rear end Thl! wArr"nly do".. nol covpr vnlv" C:(lVpr gn..k('lo; ~lleBIS of Rny kind. lIulds. IIres. bnllery. glASS clock hpill", rildlo or o;"Alll nnd Olh,., 1~.UPh01Slery.''the Information yOu seeo" lhowlndow lor", 10' th'~ v,.hlrlr i!; pnrl ollhlo; ~contract/lnfOrm81l0n on the window form OVl"rrld,,!; "ny c:onlHuy flrovlc;ionlj; In th,. tdnlracl of Ule. Unauthorized repAirs will nol bf' rnir1, You nrc rpr:pnnc;jbl~ lor ,,.Ar" dOYin'nnd,r'f!'palr cost! lilt 15 delermlnf!!d IhAI Inll('11 cnmpontlnl(r:)fpJ't,1IO;) ArC' nnt cove#ed under Ihls IImlled warranly. All work musl bp donr AI (Iur Shop Thl" lImitpd , ,watt8^t~i l,n,lIo.u o~.n lITer warrA1t:Y ellh5.r p PH'~. f'rt lE'fllf"(t. Including lhn JIn16lledwttlrtintyof,m .~... 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""I~"''1~lIP.''\'''''' '. '. ,. f,CuslOm.,r II 5IgI"181uIO'_4_____ ~ _ __. . _ . ~. "lWllnflu I ,. COMMENTS: '." . , , . '~"tl",'::,; ,. \" LESS, TRADE ALLOWANCE T~XABLE_S~U.BTOTAL .. AGENT J lIalmon S^LES TA.X. 6.uLSt:ateu T~ '. EIJCl!t.A.BI1^,ICE O.O<;/;JO.T AnY r_EE .. ~AYOrr A~.o_UN_T TOTAL rnrCE "-EuSu:t.Q.E'pOSIT , ;1 COO, BALAlo/CE ON DELIVERY D-. .1'-: _Q!~u jill\-rn-a.iiTiriEslit^,~- . 'II" "YFAn!; Or "OF C~ pr ^t fn on ^"lllnnllff' nrrnf "iP~l A llvF SAOO~-CJ l..j' . ~Htt!I'~: . ,)' t. .i,....~. .\,,,.... '. lJl~(/...J]:L.I. ~~ \1, if.. ~~.~.~~!1~~7~,~~.~~~~~?n~.Y:~~ll~~O~.1~~: ~IC, ~~C~~1~rjllJ~'.~ \Mi \1":' 1)JL{\" . r.o 8011 14219, PUlflhurgh. rnnn!lvb"lrllft 15239. .' .# I "1'. 0 l '11J;~', II l'f '~~~~fK. :/, "1' 1.eOQ-B38.26R4 \ I, . j: ,.,; \, \ .T.li .9ll0WI~O COMPONENTS ME COVERED BY TIllS USED CAR LIMITED SERVICE CONTnAcTI.. . t, ,\i~',"ENGIN!I.\:- . . 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I \t.\fN:nun., S ._- ---------..-. tOTM Mil FAOF Arm nnU^l CIl^nm:s * tlln flAI" at s ., I". .. .:" , ~_l t.,,~ "I ';"'. I,., __.1. Fiii'r.iifii~. .ll .' .L'~' ,\ '"'lO.."t.-, lOll" 191 ("IV. 1z/9Q Untt~ Stlt.. ..nkruptcv I ~ MIDDLE DISTRICT or P(~NSYlVA_,A C... NuMborr 96,OOl62JJI.\ a,OJl Cf 0' CCM40IC. '0' CAn ~DU CUPfUl 1 0' TME IANk_UPTC' COOl, MfEI'~C or C.lOI'~S, AND 'IWIMe OF DAlES (Corl'"'rat lon/P,rtrwflhlp 11'0 "....t cu.) In r. (Mime ot D.btor) PO\ItR'OIlE UARRANlY COIlPOllAIIClIl Artfru. of D.btor PO lax 1022 UIlIES BARRE, PA 11701 Soc. I~./T.. 10 Not. nN. N/A EIN, 11'1145606 nN, ErR, Heme and Addre'l of Attorney 'or D~tor Olvld J. Hlrrl., rlq It.. 405 IIc.n, lIdo. 15 Public Sq, UI\k.. ..rr., PA 18to1 D,t. Ji 1 Pd 'ebruary 29, 1996 ...ddr.....: Add,.... of th. CI.rk of ttl. hni:n",tcv Court R_ 217 197 South "1In Strut VIU;p,'hrre. PA 18701 [Xl Corpor.tlon (J Ptrtn.r,hl" NMfte end Add,..., of Tr~t.. "Irk J. C~'r, f.q 400 ~pruc. Strut.. !iulu 5crlnton. PA '8~Ol r.I."".... Nuobor (717) 121-Q4IQ lOO . Tel.phon. NllT'btr (717) 346-~69 DUE, TIlE, AI/ll lOCATION 01 "EEIING 01 CUOIIOllS JlI"'if 14, 1096,2:00 P.M., CourtrOG'ft '1, h<t....l lido. 107 South M.t" St.. UIlII:".alrrl, Pl. AT IHIS Tr"E THERE APPEM 10 IE NO ASSETS AVAILABlE IRCIl UHICH PAYHEHI ""Y BE "ADE 10 UNSECURED ClEOIIOllS. 00 ROI rILE A PRooI 0' CLAI" UNTIL yeu RECErVE ROIICE 1000 sa, CQHHENCEH!NT Of CASE. A petition for llquld.tlon undfr chapter 7 0' t~I .,nkruptcr code h., bten 'Il~ In this court by or IOllNt thl Mbtor nMWd above, 1M In order 'or r.tle' h.. bnn fnurtd. You wll not rKIlvt notfc. a' III docl.lMntl filed I" thlt c.... A1\ OOCUMnU fUed with the court, InchdtnD lhu of the doebler', pr~rty and dt-bh, Irt IVIll.blt for tntpectlon It the offlc. of the clerk of the b41nkr~tey court. CIEDITOIIIS MAY NOT TAKE CEIU.,. ACTION!. A creditor I. InyOrw to when thl Mbtor OWl -.,ty or prop.rty. Order tht .tnkr~tcy Codot the debtor II granted certaIn prottetton Iv,IMt crMltorl. CCIftmDf1 .."",t.. 0' prohlbitl'd actlont by (rl'dltor. Ire con- tlCt ng the d~tor to demend repe~t t.klng Ictlon 'Oll~t the dPbtor to coll~t ~ ~ to creditor. or to take property of the debtor, end Itlrtlng or conttnu\ng foreclosure .ctl~ or r~sl...lon.. I' unauthor'J~ letlone Ir. tlktn by I cr~ltor 'Galmt I debtor, the court Ny ~llr. th.t cr.-dltor. A crldltor""o 'e e~ldtrl", taking action against thl debtor or tht property of the debtor thould rtvl.w '36l of the II"kruptcy Cod. and ~y wish to I..k t~.l ~Ic.. 1f the debtor I, . pert. ner.hlp, remedi.. othtrwt.. .valt,bl. IOI'",t a~er.l partners ar. not ~tl"rlly ,ffteted by thl c~~nt of this partner- ,hip el". Th. 'taff of tht clerk of the bankruptcy court II not permitted to glvI t.g.l .dv'e.. "EETING OF CREDITORS. Thl d~tor" rtpr..tntatlvl, II ~~cffl~ In .ankr~tcy Rull 000'(5), II r~lr~ to appear It the ~.tlng of creditors on th. date rd at thl placI lit forth lbov. for the pJrpoll of btlno t,,"lnl'd t.rder olth. Att<<1dancl by creditors It the ,""tlng II welc~. bit not r~lrtd. At the nwetfng. the creditors Ny fltct a trvst" other thin the one r.aMd .bov" elect I conrnltt.. of crldltorl, 'JIll""" the ~tor, end trennct such ath.,. bu5fnt'tI U NY properly CClle before th. _ttfnt. Th, flfltlng NY be cootlrued or adjourned freel thM to tllM by notice It the ".,ft1nt. without furth.r wrfUt'l"I notle. to the crl'dttora. LIQUIDATIOM OF THE DE.TOR'S PROPERTY. Thl trust., w'll eolltet t~e ~tor" property, If any, Ind turn It I~to ~y. At thlt tl.., h~.r, It Ippe.r. 'rOM thl 'ch~lt. of thl debtor thlt th.re Irp no a,sttl 'rom which ~ distribution ctn be pltd to thl creditor.. If It I llt.r date tt ~.rs that thl,.t .r. "Stt. fram whieh I distribution ney be paid. thl ertdltor. will be notlflod It'd given .n _rt..,fty to Ill. 01.1,._ E~'ECTIV! JUlY 41_'995 All CASES MATIERS AND PROCEEDINGS PENDING OR TNllEA"ER IllEO IN IHE UllIES-.AAIE DIVIIION IHALL IE GOVUIIBl IT THE I'll0l/IS1ONS O~ THE 1AJ(~ItY PUCTrCE 0II0ER I lOll"S ,OJ THE NOIlIHERN TIER O~ IHE MrOOlE DUTlICr OF PE~NSTLVAJIA (".,P.O."). 10 DIllER LIlTS OF CREDIlOllSf SEND RElU:n UIlH CHECI PAYABlE 10 "lOJISE CANHOIl CoPY SERVICE"t UllH A SEl'-ADOIESSED ENVELOPE 10 ADOREU or CLERK ABOVE. COI 111,50 PER PAGE, SECUlEO CREOllOllS (SCH, 0) .l... PACES, UNSEt\JlI 0 ClEDIlOllS (SCH. I) ...!... PAGtS, *:272 pages of schedule P. DO NOT FilE A PROOF OF CLAIM UNLESS YOU RECEIVE A COURT NOTICE TO DO SO For the Court: MRGMll A IIH1H Cl.rk of th"ln'''4Itcy Court "IV l' 1996 .10 . ' \'- ~ Q ~ ~ <:::i- >c ~ """'-- ~ ........:: '- ...::I ~ - ~ - ~ 0 ,-. t.1.. ~ E- ::E 0 , ~ &::\.015 II, {,- ,,1 ~.., {', ':J ~~ '. r-.... , --...... .,.< ~,' .. ....... ) '--., ~ ~ CO l<,/ l..l.. I - '0" " ,n /. o- r .- .' '., - ~ .~ ..;, -: ,_. .- ..- , '.,\ - . - . a f'... ::t- IV) \ I'- ~ ... 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