The Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), J. Aloysius Tarlue is being sued
for his alleged failure to pay his hire for the property he’s at the moment residing in.
The Writ of Summons was issued on June 24, 2022.
The property proprietor, Moisema A. Dorley, by and via his Attorney-in-Fact, Joseph Jimmy Sankaituah sued the CBL governor for his refusal to satisfy up along with his common hire cost for his present residence in Rehab Community of Paynesville.
The property is famously recognized for internet hosting President George Manneh Weah, former Vice President Joseph Nyumah Boakai and different senior authorities officers.
Mr Moisema A. Dorley, in his criticism to the Debt Court on the Temple of Justice in Monrovia, says that in October 2018, he and Defendant Tarlue entered an settlement for the lease of his four-bedroom home contained in a concrete fence and located on 1.0 lot of land in Paynesville City.
“Under the agreement, Plaintiff would move in, possess and occupy the demised premises for a one-year period commencing on 1st November 2018 and ending on 31st October 2019. This arrangement is evidenced by a draft lease agreement which was never signed by either party,” he acknowledged.
In furtherance of his complain, Mr Dorey’s authorized workforce headed by Attorney Alston C. Armah, connected to his criticism “exhibits” together with the unsigned lease settlement talked about above, inorder to make sure that can kind a substantive a part of the proceedings.
He famous that Governor Tarlue made an preliminary cost of US$5,400 as the primary 12-months’ hire cost on the month-to-month charge of US$450.
Mr Moisema A. Dorley, nonetheless stated that that the CBL governor ought to have checked out of his property on the finish of the lease yr on October thirty first, 2019, in response to their unsigned lease settlement however Defendant Tarlue hasn’t allegedly left his property and hasn’t additionally made another cost since that preliminary cost was made.
“Plaintiff says that, at this stage, he began engaging Defendant to make payment for the period of his occupancy since the expiration of the first one year. Plaintiff further alleges that, as a result of constant follow-ups and engagements with the Defendant, the Defendant made a second one-year payment in two installments – first US$4,200 and second US$1,200 – which constituted payment of rent for the second one-year period covering 1st November 2019 through 31st October 2020…,” Mr Dorey’s criticism supplied.
“Since the payment for the second year, Defendant has refused, failed and neglected to make any further payment of rent. Furthermore, Plaintiff says as a result of Defendant’s failure to pay the rental, Defendant has accumulated indebtedness to Plaintiff in the amount of US$10,800.00 for the period of two years covering 1st November 2020 up to and including 31st October 2022.”
The coplainent needs the judges adjudge Defendant Tarlue liable to him within the quantity of US$11,448.00 “representing (a) US$10,800 as rental owed for the period 1st November 2020 through 31st October 2022; and (b) 6% statutory interest of US$648.00.”
However, Mr. Dorley, who’s a disporal Liberian, resides at 9 Traynor Lane within the City of Willingboro, State of New Jersey, United States of America. He has properties in Montserrado County. One of his properties, positioned within the Rehab Community, is what the Central Bank’s Executor Governor now occupies.
At the identical time, CBL Governor Tarlue has been summoned by the Debt Court Judge James E. Jones to look earlier than him right now, July 4, 2022, by 10 a.m. to reply to the criticism of Plaintiff Dorley.
Judge Jones commanded Debt Court Clerk Cephas M. Bowen to warn Defendant Tarlue that, upon his failure to look and in time, “judgment will be entered against him by default.”
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