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2023.03.31 - Doc. 103 Def Mot To Dismiss Objection To BRS - Req To Quash
2023.03.31 - Doc. 103 Def Mot To Dismiss Objection To BRS - Req To Quash
Lonnie LuPardus
Counterclaim Plaintiff .
Homesite’s objection to the subpoena of business records is frankly preposterous and a clear
waste of the courts time. Homesite in the past has disputed ownership facts when presented with a
receipt of purchase from LuPardus when he submitted items on claims. Homesite had demanded
several other proof of purchase to validate the items, which was provided to them. Homesite would
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Clerk of the District Court, Johnson County Kansas
3/31/2023 12:56:15 TS
still try to assert the argument that “LuPardus has not substantiated ownership of the items” in their
denial letters; thus LuPardus sought direct records from the vendors in order to put to rest any
argument of ownership Homesite would try to state. It is completely ridiculous that Homesite would
object to LuPardus attempting to retrieve receipts directly from the vendors in order to additionally
satisfy Homesite in their request for additional validations of ownership. LuPardus has received
several calls/emails from vendors already concerning the subpoenas; which none of the vendors have
objected to any of the request nor has any vendor stated any type of objection of the request being too
broad or burdensome.
Therefor LuPardus request the courts dismiss Homesite’s preposterous objection to the
submission of the request for business records; and ask the court to stop Homesite from interfering
with LuPardus’ attempts to receive documents that will put to rest any disputes Homesite may assert
concerning ownership of items claimed as they have in the past and still do so on their claim denials,
and allow the third party vendors to assert any claims of broad or burdensome complaints to the courts
themselves and not allow Homesite to stop a process that only furthers their request for additional
information from ownership disputes that they themselves have submitted. Homesite has a duty to
investigate claims fully and has refused to do so. Quashing any request that only further assists in an
investigation and provides Homesite with more information that they requested would not be an act of
good faith and fair dealings, and would further demonstrate LuPardus’ position that Homesite is in
breach of contract, not properly investigating, along with many of the other claims that LuPardus has
Respectfully,
Certificate of Service
I certify a true copy of this document was submitted to he Johnson County Court via email at:
dcccivilclerks@jocogov.org on Mar 30, 2023 , and was mailed via prepaid mail at my own
Respectfully,