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Posted by SamE on July 18, 2001 at 00:57:39:

In Reply to: Legal, IF LL spent that much posted by chelsea on July 17, 2001 at 18:21:38:

or can 'prove he did' with fraudulent documents!

worst I've seen: LL submitted invoice for a company that did not exist, at an address that did not exist, at an address format completely foreign to the normal street addresses in the neighborhood (analogy: Queens-type addresses on West 30th Manhattan), for an amount of money only someone who bought the Brooklyn Bridge would pay for a similar project. and DHCR did not dis-allow it. I saw all these documents... now awaiting PAR decision.

second worse: LL claimed to have spent $40K on supplies and labor to sheetrock one 10 by 12 room with 9-foot ceilings. $40,000.00, one room. DHCR is still thinking about that one.

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: or can 'prove he did' with fraudulent documents!

: worst I've seen: LL submitted invoice for a company that did not exist, at an address that did not exist, at an address format completely foreign to the normal street addresses in the neighborhood (analogy: Queens-type addresses on West 30th Manhattan), for an amount of money only someone who bought the Brooklyn Bridge would pay for a similar project.  and DHCR did not dis-allow it.  I saw all these documents... now awaiting PAR decision.

: second worse: LL claimed to have spent $40K on supplies and labor to sheetrock one 10 by 12 room with 9-foot ceilings. $40,000.00, one room.  DHCR is still thinking about that one.


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