Update on Events at Carol Lane

We have a ruling from the court in the matter of our request for a summary judgment against defendants Wolfe and Nimon in the events and incidents concerning Carol Lane.

The full rulings are available on the LISECC here.

The case so far:
On December 13, 2024 the court granted LISECC’s Motion for Summary Judgment and Permanent Injunction in LISE v Wolfe, including a permanent injunction and damages for his actions. A ruling on the remaining defendant, Mr. Nimon was deferred until a later date.

The latest ruling:
On January 2, 2025 the judge issued her decision concerning Mr. Nimon. Nimon was found liable for the actions and damages caused by his tenant Wolfe. The full ruling grants Mr. Nimon’s request for a continuance on the issue of the amount of the damages due.

From the summary:
”Plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment is granted in part and denied in part. Defendant Nimon’s motion to strike is denied and his motion to continue is granted with respect to damages/mitigation only.”

So, this is not the end, but the end is near. Importantly, LISECC is recognized, once again, as the rightful owner of Carol Lane. Mr. Nimon is held liable for the actions of his tenant on Lot 2. A permanent injunction against the main actor in the drama (Wolfe) has been granted and the issue of damages has also been granted.

Overall, this is good news for the LISE community.