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  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
  • Allen Truskowski vs. Susan RobertsonOther Civil - Over $250,000 document preview
						
                                

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CAUSE NO: 22 Allen Truskowski IN THE JUSTICE COURT Plaintiff V. JUDICIAL DISTRICT Susan Robertson Defendant § OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS MOTION FOR DISQUALIFICATION OF DEFENDENTS COUNSEL CONFLICT OF INTEREST TO THE HONORABLE KRISTINE BAYS: RESPONSE PURSUANT TO TEXAS RULE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE 91A COMES NOW, Plaintiff files response to the abovementioned Motion to Dismiss. Under rule 91a. the Defendant failed to meet the first test required in the first I. RESPONSE TO SUMMARY OF DEFENDANTS ARGUMENT The efendants statement that the Plaintiff´s claims are baseless are mistaken. The Attorney General and the Sectary of State are aggressively prosecuting election fraud cases which includes any state entity including associations. As it states in the Texas Property Code 209.00593 must be tabulated by a person that does not work for the Board. As per Chapter 209. §. Section 209. 00594 and under Texas Government Code Chapter 573, §. Section 573. 042.(1) an employee of the office to which the candidate seeks election, prohibited to tabulate, count, or even see the votes. a. An employee of the Defendant is prohibited to tabulate, count, or even see the votes: It is known that the Defendant authorized IMC employees to tabulate the votes, IMC has the contract to manage the Walden Town House Association, this is a direct violation of election laws. IMC employee should never have been appointed as an election manager. THIS IS THE LAW This Does not meet the test for Motion to Dismiss under rule 91 person who is a candidate in an Association election or who is otherwise the subject of an Association vote, or a person related to that person within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity, as determined under Chapter 573 of the TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE, may not tabulate or otherwise be given access to the ballots cast in the election or vote. This is in the declaratory instrument of the HOA. ELECTION INTERGARTY ACT: a. Section 5 Section 84.001(b). SECTION 5.4 section 84.0111, an absentee ballot must be requested by voter. Sec. 276.015 VOTE HARVESTING (a)(1)(2) section. 276.016 UNLAWFUL SOLITATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF APPLICATION TO VOTE BY MAIL. (1) SEC. 267.017 UNLAWFUL DISTRIBUTION OF EARLY VOTING BALLOTS AND BALLOTING MATERIAL. The premise that the suit is baseless and no within the rule of law is simply not true. The defendant stated that Property Code Section 209 trumps state law. In fact, section 209 straightens ONCLUSION There are no factual bases rule 91a to approve the Defendants Motion to Dismiss From the beginning, IT DOES NOT MEET THE TEST. The efendant has asked ¨What does the Plaintiff want for damages¨? As stated in PARAGRAF IV OF THE COMPLAINT, to declare the election null and void and order a new election that is just, fair, and conducted by a third part . The Plaintiff does not understand why the Defendant must cheat to win an election. The Plaintiff has reached out many times to the Defendant to resolve this issue with no response. The Defendant ignores Texas law when it does nor suit the Defendants purpose, because Ms. Roberts believes no one will challenge her or the Board in court because of the cost. Plaintiff is asking this Honorable court to declare a new election and award cost. WHEREFOR, PREMISES CONSIDERED, prays this court will not approve the Defendants Motion to Dismiss in this matter for the grounds specified herein and in the interest of fairness and justice, and such other and further relief that may be awarded at law or in equity. Respectfully submitted. Allen Truskowski 3938 Knollcrest Montgomery, Texas 77356 Phone: 281 CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE I certify that on August 17, 2022, a true and correct copy of Plaintiff´s Motion for Disqualification of opposing council was served on Mark Brandon Rabe Attorney for Susan Robertson electronically through the electronic filing system. Allen Truskowski