In 2007 the PA Commonwealth Court ordered landlord Amrit Lal to pay the City of Coatesville $110,000. It never happened.

Landlord Amrit Lal was supposed to pay $110,000 to the City of Coatesville instead Harry Walker and Andrew Lehr allegedly accepted his check for $5,000.

There was a long fought court battle between Coatesville landlord Amrit Lal and the City of Coatesville over unpaid fines for several of his Coatesville properties. After many years and a LOT of legal expenses paid by the City of Coatesville the City of Coatesville won:

Or did landlord Amrit Lal win?
But allegedly Mr. Lal and/or RST Properties never paid the fine or the legal expenses of the City of Coatesville:


Elwood Dixon asked the Coatesville City Council what happened to the $110,000 that was owed to the City of Coatesville. The Courthouse in the County of Chester could not give Mr. Dixon an answer.

Mr. Dixon got his answer last night.

City Councilperson Ed Simpson, “It wasn’t money from the County it was money from fines. Mr. Walker and our previous solicitor settled for $5,000.

Mr. Dixon, “What happened to the $5,000?”

Mr. Simpson, “It was deposited.”

Mr. Dixon, “It was deposted?”

Mr. Simpson, “I’m pretty sure that it was, I’ll check my files.”

Mr. Dixon, “Did the council give the OK?”

Mr. Simpson, “No they did not. Council was never informed about it.”

Mr. Dixon, “So there’s nothing that can be done?”

Mr. Simpson, “At this point, no.”

Mr. Joe Hamrick, “It was signed off...”

Mr. Simpson, “By Mr. Walker and Andrew Lehr.”
LISTEN HERE:

“The District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has “noted that Lal is no ordinary pro se litigant, claiming to possess a law degree and a Ph.D., and that he has filed countless actions over an approximate 18-year period beginning in 1978.”

Notably, appellant has been sanctioned several times for bringing frivolous claims to court and abusing the legal process."

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