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The Honorable Gregory Sleet l
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United States District Court for the District of Delaware
844 North King Street
Lockbox 19
Wilmington, DE 19801
re: FOUNTAIN v CHASE U.S. District Ct #04-931
Dear Judge Sleet:
Reference is made to Ms. Lattimus’s June 22 letter. To date, I
have attempted to remain unprovoked by her provocative posturing
in front of the Court. However, I cannot allow her latest
mischaracterization go unchallenged. _
Ms. Lattimus, in her letter, repeats the proposition she told you
in Court in February that the case is not settled, when in fact,
Ms. Davis wrote and included in the Settlement Agreement that the
case settled in December. Either she is not properly ‘
coordinating with lead counsel and accurately representing the
position of her client or I am being mislead about the company‘s
intention to settle. The settlement agreement that she
identifies for my "unilateral, material changes" is one that
unlike previous drafts identifies my ex—wife(improperly by name)
as a proposed signatory even though she was never a party to the
litigation and never on the deed or mortgage instrument.
Moroever, the Family Court divorce file closed with no award of
any relief to her and with her never requesting division of
property. Clearly, this is an improper requisite term for
inclusion of settlement. But I will provide additional .
documentation of these facts if settlement will be honored.
Contrary to her assertion, I am not trying to delay anything. I
brought this action and I believe in its merits. Since this is
the second time she has maintained that there is no settlement, I
need to know whether the fiction_ that. she refers to is my
apparently unilateral belief that this case settled. If the
lender truly wants to try it, then I am prepared to initiate
discovery and proceed.
iincerely, jéEl~iq"/ .
Darryl . Fountain .
cc: Taura Lattimus, Esq.
Dorothy Davis, Esq.
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