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Channel Point Apartments, LLC

Submitted by sabribebawi on Wed, 06/21/2017 - 12:29
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SUMMARY:

THE PLAINTIFF KINDLY REQUESTS THE HONORABLE COURT TO ORDER THE DEFENDANT/S TO CEASE ITS/THEIR HARASSMENTS AND DEMAND FOR MONEY THAT THE DEFENDANT/S FRAUDULENTLY, AND UNSCRUPULOUSLY TRY TO COLLECT FROM THE PLAINTIFF. THE DEFENDANT/S SHOW BEYOND ANY REASONABLE DOUBT THAT THEY BREACHED ARTICLE ELEVEN (11) OF THEIR LEASE AGREEMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY, {EXHIBIT FOUR (4)}, BY NOT PLACING THE APARTMENT IN QUESTION IN THE MARKET, AND INSTEAD, THEY CHOSE TO REFURBISH THE SAID APARTMENT ON THE EXPENSE OF THE PLAINTIFF.

IN THE MEANTIME, THE PLAINTIFF HAS SHOWN GOOD INTENTIONS AND HONOR BY RESPECTING THE LEASE AGREEMENT AS EXHIBITS ONE (1), TWO (2) AND THREE (3) SHOW. THE PLAINTIFF BELIEVES HE IS A VICTIM OF A SCAM AND UNSCRUPULOUS AND BAD FAITH PRACTICE BY THE DEFENDANT/S.

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FACTS:


(1) On July 17th, 2015, the plaintiff, Dr. Sabri Bebawi, signed a one-year-lease- contract with Channel Point Apartment. Due to severe health issues (evidence available), the plaintiff explained to the staff: Channel Point Apartment, as a Corporation; Kathy Sheiwe, Manager, Gabriela Perozo, Assistant Manager, Jasmine Camarena, office clerk, and Kevin Parker, Account Administrator, he had to leave for England for a special Chemotherapy treatment his physician brother had arranged form him. The therapy is called IVIG, Intravenous Immunoglobulin

(2) The plaintiff was assured that his apartment would immediately be put in the market so that he, the plaintiff, would not have to pay too much money to cover for the rest of the lease time.

(3) The plaintiff has been deceived by all defendants and told that the apartment was in the market for rent to the point that assistant manager Gabriela Perozo indicated that there were two candidates within the first week of my leaving. I left on February 18, 2016, as I was to fly to London on March fifth. I had called the defendants several times wondering about the delay as to why AR (Account Receivable) had not called. She told me it took 21 days.



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(4) I had offered to pay the month of March and following months until the apartment was rented; however, the defendants refused for they had a plan to defraud, abuse and use me. They had planned to remodel the apartment on my expense and made it available only in June. The apartment was rented on June 1st, or June 16th, 2016. They are demanding that I pay $8,245.34. Now they are demanding $9082.43

(5) The so-called AR waited until the end of the lease to contact me, which is against the lease agreement as evidence shows. A tenant informed me that the apartment was being renovated and refurbished.

(7) Company representative, Kevin Parker, confessed in e-mail (attached) dated July 12, 2016, that indeed they had the apartment renovated which means the apartment was off the market and used me to pay rent unfairly and unscrupulously.

(8) All company employees have lied to, abused, and used me, as evidence of e-mail messages will show the Honorable Court.




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I request the honorable court to consider the following:

(1) It is the contention of the plaintiff that the court shall use its discretion wisely and fairly to decide this matter. The fact is that I owe the defendants no money at all and I should be compensated for cost of filing and for service.

(2) I request the court that it orders the defendants to relief the Plaintiff from this amount.

(3) I request the court to order the defendants to pay me $40.00 court filing fees.

(4) I request the court to order the defendants to pay me the cost of Process Service: $55.00 in California.