FontainevCapeCodTimes - After 11 years, 6 years of litigation, the Appeals Court of Massachusetts should be hearing my case before the end of the year. I hope the Smoking Gun document I present to the court, showing management of Cape Cod Times committing perjury under oath, puts these people in a difficult position as they have placed me. I think my following plea to the court describes it best: "Fontaine hopes that those who come before this court, regardless of their status in the community, regardless the size of their bank accounts, are required to provide full, accurate and truthful information to this honorable court. Plaintiff expends funds here that are needed for other causes, in order to have his voice heard in this appeal. If laws have been broken they should be enforced. If sanctions or costs are appropriate they should be so charged. The court should not lower the bar when confronted by such behavior by a wealthy corporation, who hides behind its layers for protection. So now we have CCTimes here again with their reply brief, new counsel, but the same false answer to the most important issue in the case, assuring THIS court that bundling happened "AFTER" the sale."
Posted on: Fri, 13 Sep 2013 14:09:58 +0000