Quote:
Originally Posted by Air&Road
The situation is more complex than that. They will settle it in court.
Meanwhile the federal Gestapo evidently murdered 130 of the guys cows. What did the cows do to anyone?
It appears that there is more to this than someone not paying grazing fees to the federales for state owned land.  it seems that the federales might be wanting go run them off to use the land for some fat cats wind farm or other development.
Some investigator needs to follow the money. There's more behind this than meets the eye.
As I said before, if the guys flagrantly broken the law, get a rope, but this needs to be looked into further. There's govt connected hanky panky somewhere. A brother in law is being positioned for something. |
How much more complex do you want to make it? Apparently there were some attempts made to settle it in court. Did he go to court to settle it one way or the other? If not, it ends there. I sue you, you fail to show up, default judgment in my favor. No ands, buts or ifs. Now, if the court renders it's judgment, is it optional to follow it? Either yes or no. Don't like it? Follow it and appeal. It isn't more complex unless you choose to make it.
I see your lips moving. What I don't see is you volunteering to move the cattle to your land and care for them at your expense. What is it you suggest they do? Keep them alive and send him a bill for the expense? IIRC, he already ignored the land use fees so what makes you think that he will pay for the upkeep?
A lot of things appear. It doesn't matter what use they have for it now. Fact is, he didn't pay for 20 years. That they find a more profitable use for it is irrelevant unless your intention is to muddy the waters.
Had the money been put forth by the man, perhaps none of this would come to this point.
How does it get more flagrant than disobeying a court order? I'm not interested in innuendos, suppositions and speculation. He either paid or did not. He either ignored a court order or not.