Business Contracts Fraud

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Kali9763

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Louisiana
Does *FALSUM* Apply here?

An Oil worker (in the Oil and gas industry) whose full legal name is
John Henry Smith, presents an Oil and gas lease to:

An old illerate 65yr old man that could barely write his name. US census in 1930 shows no schooling, could not read or write.

John Henry Smith presents an Oil and gas lease to this man as HENRY Smith, and after the old man signs he's given $1000 cash and 1/8 of whats drilled. The Oil worker does not sign the agreement. From the day that lease was put into place 1949, the Oil Company had their way. In 1951 they amended the lease WITHOUT the old man's knowledge. The old man passed away in 1968, his succession was done 8/1970

The Oil Company concocted another lease in 1972, using the 1949 lease as its first page, it shows an amended entry of 1951. This lease does not contain any signatures of the old man nor any of his descendants. This shows a total of about 65 UNCONTESTED years. They could have quit at any time, but because of greed, the new Owners that have degrees has researched and uncovered the fraud from the beginning, and in fact the Oil Company is on the property now in real time.

The new Owners presented the Oil Company with its findings (60-90) days of emails back and forth asking the Oil Company to resolve the conflicts. They replied by filing bankruptcy in FEDERAL COURT.

Can they LEGALLY enter FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY COURT with ALLEGATIONS and PROOF OF FRAUD AGAINST THEM?
 
Can they LEGALLY enter FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY COURT with ALLEGATIONS and PROOF OF FRAUD AGAINST THEM?

Yes. Perfectly legal.

If the victims object to the discharge of their alleged debt they are free to hire their own lawyers and file an adversary action and seek relief from the bankruptcy court.

By the way, there is no "proof" of fraud. There are allegations and "evidence" for a court to review and rule on but it's not "proof" until a court of law says it is.
 
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