probably because he doesnt have access to it now, as it was denied, only russ can see it. as its from a completely different court, judge bennett probably doesnt want to stir up those waters just because of russholes retarded bullshit so hes playing along with the request for it to remain confidential. is my guess.
Requiring viewers to do more work than Greer is unconstitutional!
Yeah that's clear - I'm just trying to imagine what an actual ATTORNEY'S EYES ONLY communication would be useful for - and the only thing I can think of is a bench trial, or incidental bullshit during discovery (e.g., stuff eventually deemed/agreed to be irrelevant).
Even if Russ was still a qualified broke boy, he wouldn't be able to avoid it on the basis of cost. That only gets you out of filling fees. A reasonable person should expect to incur some costs during a lolsuit that they pulled the trigger on, particularly if they are short-sighted enough to dispose of the very evidence they seek to rely on.
It's often used in cases related to trade secrets, oftentimes parties do not want their proprietary data out in public.
Mandamus! Mandamus! Mandamus!
dont forget this is a document he himself created and filed and he himself later chose to delete it. its his own fault that its no longer in his possession and he now has to ask the court to get a copy. even if there was any legal basis for his demand that his opponent pay the costs (which there isnt), im sure the combination of all these factors would be enough for a judge to order russhole to pay for it himself anyway, lol.
In before the King of the Coomers claims his restraining order against Null contains trade secrets and that's why he can't release it.
When “attorney’s eyes only” is supposed to be invoked is different in every case.
I wish I had your unbridled optimism and hope for the future.
Does it even matter if it's $67 or $670 considering the tard already admitted that the $5300 would "almost" wipe out his whore fund? That means he should have about $6000 of disposable funds, regardless of his utterly retarded "it's for business so you can't force me to spend any of it" claims.
I think its more like $10000, he uses that number a lot when he's trying to buy whore shacks. 10k down on a 100k price tag with the gap filled by "investors"
buying property takes an hour or two to sign contracts. the inspections and insurance come into play when you're opening a business. so buying property is even less of a hardship than what you think .
I'm not talking about the signing of documents, I mean the stuff that happens before you get to that stage. Unless buying a business property is different from a house. It was several months between the day we applied for a mortgage and signed the papers and we walked into the bank with an accepted offer in hand.
dismiss the case for failure to prosecute
you don't need to do inspections or anything else to buy property whether it's a house or an empty lot. that's up to the buyer and russ is looking for motels currently in operation because he thinks buying a motel to make into a brothel is a turnkey transition.
That's my assumption, discovery basically lets the attorneys see "under the petticoats" but only the facts that are relevant and necessary (and contested even, perhaps) need to actually get into evidence.
lots of stuff "required" for real estate transactions are custom, to protect one side or the other, or because the banks don't want to be taken for a ride and fucked over (I could "sell" you a plot of shit land for $1m, you get a loan for $800k, we split it and flee to cuba)
