Material Facts; Fraudulently Concealed from the PlaintifF
NJ Supreme Court: Fraudulent Concealment is a separate action
The City of Asbury Park NJ, led by former "Civilian" Police Director Louis Jordan, the City's former Attorney's and the Paramount Theater fraudulently concealed material facts from the Plaintiff regarding the legal status of Mr Jordan who was prohibited by a Superior Court of Law from exercising police powers and performing police duties. Mr Jordan was also directed to cease all law enforcement duties as per the City of Asbury Park NJ, who aided his conducted.
It was recently discovered that the City's Special Events Permit Process was intentionally applied to the Plaintiff's event in order to deny the event after all parties agreed to the security levels that were increased. Mr Jordan paced the event as High Priority, conducted an illegal intelligence investigation, alerted the Paramount Theater and canceled the event before the Plaintiff was allowed to pay for the security as agreed upon and as Ordinance 2362 states (50% of the estimated cost must be paid in advance no later than 5 days before the event.
Mr Jordan, in collusion with the Paramount Theater had the event canceled on or about 9/19/2004, whereas the new event date was agreed upon and scheduled for 11/19/2004. Meaning as per Ordinance 2632, the Plaintiff had until 11/14/2004 to pay the City. Facts are Facts!
All surprise(s), trick(s), cunning(s), dissembling and other unfair ways that is used to cheat anyone is considered as fraud. Kerr, Fraud and Mistake, 1 (7th ed. (1952)). See also 37 Am. Jur.2d, Fraud and Deceit § 1, pp. 17-20 (1968); Riverside Trust Co. v. Collin, 114 N.J. Eq. 157 (E. & A. 1933).
fraudulent concealment of material facts
If July is AFTER September in the same year, we are wrong. However, July is BEFORE September!
In a PRECEDENTIAL DECISION, the Superior Court, Appellate Division, in Catena v. Raytheon Company, et al.,(August 18, 2016), held that the Discovery Rule applied to Common Law Fraud Claims as well as fraud claims under New Jersey's Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) and was held 17 years later.
In Catena v. Raytheon Company et al. (2016), the NJ Appellate Division applied the discovery rule to allow a fraud lawsuit filed nearly 17-20 years after a 1988 property purchase. The court ruled that the six-year statute of limitations for consumer fraud did not begin until the plaintiff reasonably discovered the fraud.
In the case Platinum Links Ent v Atlantic City Surf Pro Baseball Club 2002. United States District Court, New Jersey. The Hon Judge Joseph E. Irenas noted that the City's attempt to block the show was based on a "dislike of the message" and an unfair stereotype of rap fans. The ruling emphasized that Officials could not single out rap music for cancellation while allowing other genres.
NJLAD; Using "public safety" as a justification to cancel or restrict a specific genre of music (like rap) after the police and venue has already approved security measures for the event is discriminatory. It is a pretext for bias against the artists, promoter(s) and the audience.
One barred the other accepted
Both Artists worked with the Attorney General in 2004/05
Any Person, Any Concert
deprived rights under law (due process violation)
Denied Due Process
Denied Due Process
deprived benefits under law (due process violation)
Billed at a Later Date
Right to decline Mutual Aid
Right to decline Mutual Aid
Right to decline Mutual Aid
Right to decline Mutual Aid
Right to decline Mutual Aid
a civilian does not have police powers
Illegal Investigation
A Civilian Police Director is prohibited from conducting investigations. If the City Directed the Police Director to cease and desist exercising police powers and duties as they represented to the Superior Court. This piece of evidence would have been in the Promoter's favor by the City, who turned over this evidence to the Promoter.
Clarification
ordinance 2362 in it's entirety.
These Illegal actions were perpetuated by an NAACP - VP
