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F. Mr. Adorno’s Response
Specifically, the Court ordered Adorno Asset to produce
(1) a complete copy of the organizational document(s) related to
the creation of petitioner; (2) a complete copy of all the
minutes that preceded in time the “Minutes of Third Meeting -
December 18, 1995” that was attached to petitioner’s Objection
filed September 3, 2002; and (3) any and all other documentation
identifying the fiduciary or other representative thought to have
legal capacity to institute the present case on behalf of
petitioner.
Ultimately, the Court received a response, leave for the
filing of which was granted, to its order for document
production. Mr. Adorno signed the response as “Edwin R. Adorno,
Trustee, Adorno Asset Management Trust”.11 Mr. Adorno attached
to his response, inter alia, a copy of an nine-page purported
trust instrument dated December 6, 1995 (purported trust
instrument), a four-page document entitled “The Adorno Asset
Management Company, Minutes of First Meeting, December 6, 1995”
10(...continued)
activity is collecting rent from The Adorno Business Company for
use of a used car lot. See infra notes 12, 14, 16.
11 This was the first time in the record that Mr. Adorno
claimed to be the purported trustee of Adorno Asset. At all
other relevant times, Mr. Adorno claimed to be the director,
fiduciary, legal representative, or executive director of Adorno
Asset.
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