STOLLER'S TROOPS FINALLY ATTACK
STOLLER FORCES GOOGLE INC., TO CIRCLE ITS WAGONS
CHICAGO-(AEAE)-ILLINOIS DISTRICT COURT JUDGE VIRGINIA M. KENDALL ISSUED AN ORDER IN THE GOOGLE INC., V. CENTRAL MFG CO CASE NO. 07-CV-00385 taking Stoller's motion for reconsideration under advisement. Judge granted Stoller's motion for an extention and gave Google Inc. and Stoller until Sept 30, 2009 to file their “Position” Papers in Google Inc.,'s Civil Rico Action. Stoller had previously moved to cancel the Federal Trademark “Google” because it is now in the dictionary and has become generic and does not belong on the Principle Trademark Register. Google was kind enough to come back with a Civl Rico Action against Stoller's companies. Judge Kendell granted judgment, Stoller appealed to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, won and now the case is back before Judge Kendell. Today Stoller filed his “position” paper causing Google Inc., to “circle its wagons” charging its attorney the well known Trademark Attorney Michael T. Zeller with “fraud” on the court. The Illinois Supreme Court has issued court decisions which has defined "fraud" by an attorney.It should be noted that the definition of fraud applies to everything an attorney may be engaged in, whether in court, in his office "Fraud encompasses a broad range of human behavior, including " ' * * * anything calculated to deceive, * * * whether it be by direct falsehood or by innuendo, by speech or by silence, by word of mouth or by look or gesture.' "
"The Court has broadly defined fraud as any conduct calculated to deceive, whether it be by direct falsehood or by innuendo, by speech or silence, by word of mouth, by look, or by gesture. Fraud includes the suppression of the truth, as well as the presentation of false information. (In re Witt (1991) 145 Ill.2d 380, 583 N.E.2d 526, 531, 164 Ill. Dec. 610).". See also In re Frederick Edward Strufe, Disciplinary case no. 93 SH 100 where the Court stated that "Fraud has been broadly defined as anything calculated to deceive."It is clear and well-established Illinois law that any attempt by Michael T. Zeller, to deceive is considered fraud, and when the attempt to deceive occurs in a judicial proceeding, it is "fraud upon the court" for which Stoller has charged Zeller. Zeller could not be reached for comment. Legal Disclaimer: Zeller is considered innocient until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
CHICAGO-(AEAE)-ILLINOIS DISTRICT COURT JUDGE VIRGINIA M. KENDALL ISSUED AN ORDER IN THE GOOGLE INC., V. CENTRAL MFG CO CASE NO. 07-CV-00385 taking Stoller's motion for reconsideration under advisement. Judge granted Stoller's motion for an extention and gave Google Inc. and Stoller until Sept 30, 2009 to file their “Position” Papers in Google Inc.,'s Civil Rico Action. Stoller had previously moved to cancel the Federal Trademark “Google” because it is now in the dictionary and has become generic and does not belong on the Principle Trademark Register. Google was kind enough to come back with a Civl Rico Action against Stoller's companies. Judge Kendell granted judgment, Stoller appealed to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, won and now the case is back before Judge Kendell. Today Stoller filed his “position” paper causing Google Inc., to “circle its wagons” charging its attorney the well known Trademark Attorney Michael T. Zeller with “fraud” on the court. The Illinois Supreme Court has issued court decisions which has defined "fraud" by an attorney.It should be noted that the definition of fraud applies to everything an attorney may be engaged in, whether in court, in his office "Fraud encompasses a broad range of human behavior, including " ' * * * anything calculated to deceive, * * * whether it be by direct falsehood or by innuendo, by speech or by silence, by word of mouth or by look or gesture.' "
"The Court has broadly defined fraud as any conduct calculated to deceive, whether it be by direct falsehood or by innuendo, by speech or silence, by word of mouth, by look, or by gesture. Fraud includes the suppression of the truth, as well as the presentation of false information. (In re Witt (1991) 145 Ill.2d 380, 583 N.E.2d 526, 531, 164 Ill. Dec. 610).". See also In re Frederick Edward Strufe, Disciplinary case no. 93 SH 100 where the Court stated that "Fraud has been broadly defined as anything calculated to deceive."It is clear and well-established Illinois law that any attempt by Michael T. Zeller, to deceive is considered fraud, and when the attempt to deceive occurs in a judicial proceeding, it is "fraud upon the court" for which Stoller has charged Zeller. Zeller could not be reached for comment. Legal Disclaimer: Zeller is considered innocient until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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