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- 16 de Abr, 2019
My problem with Chupp's flawed logic is that Ty didn't need to prove any of that during this time because this was supposed to be a TCPA hearing. Ty just needed to show that there was reason enough to suspect that something was going on in order to move forward and get the rest of the evidence he needed. But Chupp was asking for evidence and specific things that's above what you'd need for a simple TCPA hearing which Ty came prepared for that. A TCPA hearing.It went a little differently:
J: What contracts did they interfere with?
T: We have proof they interfered with Kamehacon
J: you were invited back though right? So what damages were there?
T: We were invited back, but that was with new requirements and legal expenses. We had to pay for security and got a worse location.
J: How much did that cost you?
T: I don’t know the exact amount right now
J: ok then, it’s dismissed.
( For TI with contract)
TI with prospective business was dismissed because Ty couldn’t prove Ron/Monica had anything to do with the other cancellations.
A normal judge would've looked at what Ty provided and considered the possibility that there were more contracts that were breached and that there was possible conspiracy. If the judge gave a favorable ruling, that would give Ty the green light that he can proceed to find the rest of the evidence he needed to make a stronger case and prove all the claims on the defendants. But he didn't bother. He wanted everything up front right away and when he didn't get it, he trashed the claims and refused to bring it up again.