in the circuit court of jackson county, missouri, at independence

on November 1st and the resulting effects of that delay on
its projected financials including lost profit of
$51,795,005.00 lost increase in average valuation of
$155,385,015.00 Candidate lost revenue of $15,499,788.00.
180. The email explained that these injuries would be far
greater if a December 1st deadline is missed and if the
company does not recover from US Bank’s denial of the
escrow accounts the total third year losses of the company
would be as follows: lost profits $51,795,005.00 loss of
increased company avg. valuation of $155,385,015.00
Candidate lost revenue of $15,499,788.00 and Customer
losses of $697,486,200.00.
181. On or about Wednesday 10/30/02, US BANCORP’s counsel
sent a letter to the court dismissive of Medical Supply’s
complaint and stating that it would oppose all requested
relief.
182. On or about Thursday 10/31/02, Medical Supply called
US BANCORP’s counsel explaining the necessity of the relief
sought and specifically the relief requested under
paragraph 66 of the first federal complaint seeking to stop
US BANK from reporting negative information about Medical
Supply under the USA PATRIOT Act.
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