Blast Enterprises Case Summary

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Thank you for your kind letter of November 22, 2017. I do not intend to argue with you in this forum over the relative good faith of the parties regarding any aspect of this case. The record demonstrates that, despite the best efforts of Escondido Trafalgar, the ownership of Blast Enterprises, Inc., has taken a series of conflicting positions, which positions have thus far stymied the progress of the renovation of the Shopping Center. Mr. Colleran’s outreach to Blast Enterprises was a courteous outreach to elicit their involvement in decisions that need to be made. We infer from your response that Blast Enterprises, Inc. declines the option to submit to a complete remodel of the leased premises under renegotiated lease terms. Escondido Trafalgar

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