Here it is.
Here is the evidence that the “Addendum” that Finke Homes,
Inc. and their legal counsel outright misrepresented to the Boone County
Circuit Court. It's Finke Homes, Inc.'s own documentation.
Keep in mind that Finke’s
legal counsel stated in their “Memorandum of Defendants in Opposition to
Plaintiff's Motion to File Response Out of Time and in Support of Motion to
Compel Arbitration”, Finke’s attorney articulates the
following:
“Contrary to plaintiff’s contention, the addendum modifies
the contract with respect to two separate and distinct matters – radon and
arbitration of disputes. The arbitration clause is an entirely separate
paragraph which does not mention radon and which does not limit disputes only
to disputes involving radon. Rather, the separate arbitration clause........"
During the contract signing on
The third, fourth, and fifth items did not pertain to the
contract process in Ms. Keiper’s case and is
correctly marked “NO” as the completion of this document. Number six refers to
the actual third document executed and pertains to “MARKED UP BROCHURE”
specifying selected options that match those relevant selections identified on
the “ADDENDUM TO CONTRACT OPTION SHEET.”
Number seven on the checklist is identified as the “SIGNED SPECIFICATIONS.”
This was, in fact, the fourth document in the process that was executed.
Number eight on the “SALES CHECKLIST” in plain English is a document that Finke Homes, Inc. and through their authorized agent
presented the “RADON DISCLAIMER.” It was at this time in the
process that Finke Homes, Inc.'s agent referred to the “PEBBLE CREEK SUBDIVISION
ADDENDUM.” Finke Homes, Inc.'s agent at this time stated that Finke Homes had
some issues with radon gas in the Pebble Creek Subdivision and was sued over
those issues. Finke Homes, Inc.'s agent also stated that there was some negative
publicity relating to this issue, and since then Finke Homes, Inc. is requiring
this “radon gas addendum” as part of the contract. Finke Homes, Inc. agent went
on to say that if you had any issues relating to radon gas then you agree to
arbitrate instead of going to court.
Therefore, based on Finke Homes, Inc.'s own documentation of
the sales process, this document is referred to as a “RADON DISCLAIMER.” It does
not refer to it as an arbitration agreement or a radon/arbitration
agreement/disclaimer.
As I have stated before, you take the verbal statement that
Finke, Homes, Inc.'s agent stated as it relates to this document, and Finke
Homes, Inc.'s own document referring to it as an “RADON DISCLAIMER” in addition
to the plain concise English language the fifth and last concluding paragraph
(just before the signature block) that reads:
"Builder makes no warranty or representation of any
kind, express or implied, with regards to
the presence of radon gas within the homes, which is the subject of this
contract."
Then any simpleton can conclude that the statement in the
arbitration clause “Any controversy, claim or matter arising out of or
relating to this agreement,” is referring to the subject of radon gas.
Finke Homes, Inc. and their legal counsel outright
misrepresented this point to the court, and Finke’s
own documentation proves that this “Addendum” referred to by their legal
counsel refers wholly and indivisible to the claims of radon gas.
Furthermore, we have names of homeowners that I will be
posting on this web site that will acknowledge the fact that Finke Homes, Inc. made this
misrepresentation of the Radon Disclaimer and the Arbitration Clause contained
in the Disclaimer as it relates to radon gas.
If you are a Finke victim that had this misrepresentation
made to you, then I would like to hear from you. Please email me at cyberthinker@insightbb.com. Please
keep in mind, if you do not wish your name to be made public, I will not post
anything to this site without your complete authorization to do so, and unlike
any of the Finke’s, I promise to keep my word.