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BARTLEY's avatar

Our judicial system recognizes and makes rulings on voiding contracts that were signed under duress. A contract is not valid unless it is signed by each participant's own accord and free will. When the new board takes over next week, the Town needs to hire a new attorney and have the contract with Van Der Jagt voided.

When you consider the entire body of evidence, we have ;

• Textbook examples of misrepresentation,

• Collusion,

• and veiled threats at our Town manager to perform the requests of a real estate attorney.

If that's not enough crap to ruin anyone's Christmas, we now have a few Grinches that can't accept they lost the election. And now they're spending our Town money on a stupid and unnecessary witch hunt.

There's not going to be a Trump recount of the town votes. There were no machines spitting out dimpled chads. The money spent on the campaign signs was returned to the city voluntarily. We have Town council members that can't understand why they lost. Thanks to a little digging into public records, apparently Darcy has a criminal record. And if that wasn't enough drama for everyone, we have a real estate attorney now practicing municipal law and sent emails with very vague threats of criminal and civil action.

This absurdity to the 100th power. Van Der Jagt is a just another real estate attorney. He's not a prosecutor given any special powers by the DA's office or the Colorado Attorney General.

If there were a civil lawsuit filed, the rules of discovery allow the defendant (typically) 30 days to respond to the plaintiff's complaint.

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Andrew's avatar

I don't get the big deal. "nonpartisan" seats have people in them who align with a political party and want to stop opposition from being elected? Not really news.

Try editing and stay on topic.

Pro Tip: Redact contact information.

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