Feysal A. Ghaffari and Irana Haghnazari v. Drees Custom Homes L.P. and the Drees Company

CourtCourt of Appeals of Texas
DecidedApril 3, 2015
Docket05-15-00238-CV
StatusPublished

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Feysal A. Ghaffari and Irana Haghnazari v. Drees Custom Homes L.P. and the Drees Company, (Tex. Ct. App. 2015).

Opinion

FXt-KD IN Court of Appeals

APR 0 3 2015 No. 05-15-00238-CV Lisa Matz IN THE Clerk, 5th District

FIFTH COURT OF APPEALS

AT DALLAS

FEYSAL A. GHAFFARI, AND

IRANA HAGHNAZARI

Appellant,

v.

DREES CUSTOM HOMES L.P., AND

THE DREES COMPANY

Appellee.

Appealed from the 417 Court of Collin County, Texas

APPELLANT'S BRIEF

PRO-SE FEYSAL A. GHAFFARI, AND IRANA HAGHNAZARI 2301 ALL SAINTS LANE PLANO, TEXAS 75025 Tel. (972) 527-1234 Fax { }

ATTORNEY FOR APPELLEE, WESLY C. MANESS 1000 Ballpark Way #300 Arlington, Texas 76011

(817)299-2843

(817)877-8176 (FAX)

APPELLANT REQUESTS ORAL ARGUMENT

APPELLANT'S BRIEF No. 05-15-00238-CV

FEYSAL A. GHAFFARI, and IRANA HAGHNAZARI

DREES CUSTOM HOMES L.P., and THE DREES COMPANY,

IDENTITY OF PARTIES & COUNSEL

Appellant certifies that the following is a complete list of the parties, attorneys, and any other person who has any interest in the outcome of this lawsuit:

1. Appellant/Plaintiff, Feysal A. Ghaffari, and Irana Haghnazari,

2. Appellee/Defendant, Drees Custom Homes L.P., and The Drees Company,

Wesly C. Maness (Lead Counsel)

Texas Bar No. 00784518

Shannon Gracy, Ratliff & Miller, L.L.P.

1000 Ballpark Way, Suite 300

Arlington, Texas 76011

wmaness@shannongracy.com

This list is furnished so that members of the Court may at once determine whether they are disqualified to serve or should recuse themselves from participating in the decision of the case.

NOTE: The law firm of Shannon Gracy, and attorney Wesly C. Maness Plaintiffs Notice of No-Response, doing the same act of abandonment TRCP 165, never did put the first appearance yet, so we know for the record is them Male/Female, Tall/Short, Fat/Skinny?

APPELLANT'S BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS

IDENTITY OF PARTIES & COUNSEL Page 2

INDEX OF AUTHORITIES Page 4

APPELLANT'S BRIEF INTRODUCTION Page 5

STATEMENT OF THE CASE page 6

ISSUES PRESENTED page 7

STATEMENT OF FACTS page 8

SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENT page 9

ARGUMENT page 10

PRAYER page 11

APPENDIX page 12

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE page 13

APPELLANT'S BRIEF INDEX OF AUTHORITIES

CASES

Missouri P.R.R. Co. v. Somers, 14 S.W. 779, 780 (Tex. 1890). In Gulf, C. & S.F.R. Co. v. Wilson, 59 S.W. 589, 591 (Tex. App.-Houston [1st Dist.] 1900, no writ), 10

RULES

Tex. R. App. P. 34 8

Tex. R. App. P. 41 8

TRCP 194 DISCOVERY 8

CONSTITUTION

Tex. Const, art. 1, §3 7

STATUTES

Tex. Bus. & Com. Code Section 17.43 33, 38, 43 Section 17.45(5) 6

Tex. Gov't Code, Section 312.005 6

Tex. R. App. P. 24.2 7

Tex. R. App. P. 35.1 7

TRCP 165 ABANDOMENT 6

FEYSAL A. GHAFFARI, and IRANA HAGHNAZARI,

Appellant, Feysal A. Ghaffari, and Irana Haghnazari, files their brief. Appellant will be referred to as appellant. Appellee, Drees Custom Homes L.P., and The Drees Company, will be referred to as Drees.

APPELLANT'S BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE CASE

Plaintiff sued defendant on 3/4/2014 for 10 years valid until 12/17/2014, Structural Warranty Breach and violations of the DTPA 17.45 by purchase. (CR 23). Defendant filed a general denial and asserted the affirmative defense of limitations. (CR 13). That the defendant made material misrepresentations and practicing warranty fraud to plaintiff, which were fraudulent and violated the DTPA and 60 days Fair Notice was given and RCLA was not violated. (CR 12). Defendant filed motions for entry of automatic order of abatement (CR 40). Plaintiff response to defendant motion to abate and show authority was filed on 4/28/2014. (CR21). Defendant abandonment the case TRCP 165, and refused to answer the discovery. (CR 26). Defendant knowingly did not appear on 10/16/2014 abatement hearing first default judgment. (CR 50). Second default judgment took place on 11/13/2014 intentionally failure to abate. (CR 54). Third failure to abate/default judgment was on 12/12/2014 which defendant knowingly/intentionally refused to put appearance, and the judge could not Erred by issuing no answer from parties signing Order of dismissal for want of prosecution, when this plaintiff was present and the Court Reporter Recorded plaintiffs prove up. (CR 64). plaintiff filed for new trial. (CR 65). Plaintiff made verified motion to reinstate. (CR 69). After 75 days overruled by operation of law, plaintiff filed notice of appeal on 3/2/2015. (CR 73). The trial court rendered order of dismissal on 12/12/2014. (CR 64).

APPELLANT'S BRIEF ISSUES PRESENTED FOR REVIEW

Issue 1: The Court Reporter Records evidence does not support the Order of Dismissal for want of prosecution 12/12/2014, and questions about practicing warranty fraud. (RR 01), Line 14, "Hearing on motion for default judgment". Issue 2: The trial court should not have making this type great mistakes to demolishing the plaintiffs Rights ofrecovery after prove up of 12/12/2014, intentionally calling plaintiff absent, and taking side awarding defendant dismissal, when defendants do not deserve winning. (CR 64).

Issue 3: The trial court should not have rendered dismissal order against plaintiff for cumulative damages for concurrent causes of actions arising out of the same acts.

Issue 4: Plaintiff on 4/28/2014 finalized the defendant's request for abating 3/28/2014, the automatic order of abatement of 5/3/2014 was improper; never hearing date to remove this matter within 60 days was unjustifiable. (CR 40). Issue 5: Wholly three defaults of defendant and abandonment TRCP 165 of defendant knowingly and intentionally not showing interest by refusing Notice of No Response. (RR 02 Line 7).

Issue 6: FairNotice of December 12, 2013 the 60 days final demand notice is given for DTPA, and RCLA Damage limitation of $495,558.00 prove up on 12/12/2014 has been made during the defendant's third (3rd) default judgment hearing. (RR 05 Line 23). Issue 7: Hearing of 12/12/2014 was for default judgment not want of prosecution hearing. (RR 01) Line 14.

Issue 8: Ten years foundation warranty breach was in effect, valid until 12/17/2014.

Issue 9: Defendant's Original answer asked for abatement, it's over a year and defendant knowingly refused to abate, created three default judgments in absentia. This cause of action must be dismissed in favor of the plaintiff.

Issue 10: The trial court never met the defendant(s), or it's representative(s), to know if that is a he/she/it, tall/short, black/white, or fat/skinny, non-existing defendant never put any appearances in court yet, (Online-Collin County Court #417)? and won.

APPELLANT'S BRIEF STATEMENT OF FACTS

Feysal A. Ghaffari and Irana Haghnazari, plaintiff, purchased this residential called Drees custom home located in 2301 All Saints lane Piano, Texas 75025, in 2008. (RR 2). Christmas 2011 plaintiff noticed foundation cracks on the floor, contacted Drees to do the foundation warranty repairs, they were buying time verses get down to the repair business, and Drees advised plaintiffs to do not do any repairs or your warranty will be null & void, after long time and no job has been promised, Drees repair crew brought some unmatched ceramics and wanted to change only few tiles, we did not agree to this minor unmatched tile repair, plaintiff demanded foundation repair must be done first before laying down entire new tiles replacing the entire old tiles since it was going to be different colors, Drees did not agree to do it right repair job, and challenged plaintiff to legal action, on December 12, 2013 the 60 days Fair-Notice been sent, See attached exhibit "C", to the plaintiffs Original Petition of 3/4/2014.

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Missouri Pacific Railway Co. v. Somers
14 S.W. 779 (Texas Supreme Court, 1890)

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