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Complaint Review: High Falls Funding Michael Rudin - Victor New York
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High Falls Funding Michael Rudin
106 Cobbleston Ct. Ste, 210 Victor, 14564 New York, U.S.A.
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High Falls Funding, Michael Rudin Took client to court over alleged damage to commercial facility and alleged unpaid water bills. Victor New York
Rudin took client to court for alleged unpaid water bills, rent and damage to facility. Rudin submitted water bills for his own company "High Falls Funding" not the alleged unpaid bills by my client -- who in fact paid the bills. She also paid rent in cash and checks, and kept detailed accounts of payments in cash. Rudin claimed to "prefer" cash. Luckily for my client, she kept detailed records. He signed a lease with my client with rights of first refusal for a facility he did not own. He has been in jail 3 times for embezzlement, and owes his victims over $100,000. He has been disbarred by the New York Bar Assn. He is listed on a "black list" for commercial crimes with Eurpoean Chamber of Commerce.
Sandy
Pittsford, New York
U.S.A.
Sandy
Pittsford, New York
U.S.A.
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Mike r
Mendon,New York,
U.S.A.
Who really is Sandy
#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Thu, December 02, 2010
The matter reported on is based on a commercial lease for a property leased by one Cynthia Ryan. The property is a horse farm, including barns, lounge and indoor riding arena on 30 acres of land. The lease was a net, net lease.
The problem started several months after Ryan took possession. Smith who was not a tenant and now says she was only a friend, approached my wife with totally unreasonable demands concerning the property. My wife advised Ryan that she had no problem letting her out of the lease. Ryan then begged my wife to stay and said Smith would no longer be involved.
Several years later, when Ryan vacated the property because she claimed she could no longer afford to pay the rent, my wife let her out of the lease and returned $270, plus interest of the $2500 security deposit. Ryan with Smiths help filed a law suit demanding the whole deposit be returned.
I was never party to the lease and I never sued Ryan. Smith knew it since her husband, William T. Pryor, Esq., is an attorney and reviewed the lease prior to its being signed and represented Ryan.
With Smith counseling Ryan and also appearing as a witness the matter was settled at trial with the Courts intervention and my wife paying Ryan an additional $629 out of the $2500. The case was in the City Court City of Rochester, NY, titled Cynthia A. Ryan dba Enterprise Farm, Plaintiff vs. Gail Rudin and Michael Rudin Defendants. Docket Number: 2008 SC 22923 and is public record.
On May 27, 2009, my wife and I sued libel and slander. The matter is pending in the Supreme Court of the
