Ok I'm not sure of all the correct legal defination of the word fraud 
but say an  incorporated organazation such as the national LP 
advertises that it is against intiation of force and actually requires 
a pledge from  national members including top leaders that they also 
pleage then most of those national leaders start to adocate the 
intiation of force and talk a suffiecent number of members in a 
convention to also adocate intiation of force it would appear the 
leaders who adocated the intiation of force and the  National LP as an 
organazation would be comitting fraud. Donor members who gave money and 
other assets to the national LP with the understanding as advertised by 
the party and as stated by the party that the party or its leadership 
would not advocate intiation of force might have a case.This could run 
into millions of dollars  in a class action suit since the inception 
of  the parties pledge requirment for membership.--- In 
[email protected], "Thomas L. Knapp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Terry,
> 
> > Could the National Party and the Reformist leadership members be 
> > setting themselves up for a big law suit, even possibly a class 
> > action law suit for fraud by  large donor members, including small 
> > donor members in a class action. With trial lawyer fees going as 
high 
> > as 40% one or more effective law firms might be willing to take on 
a 
> > case?
> 
> I guess it depends on what fraud you are alleging to have taken place.
> 
> Regards,
> Tom Knapp
>







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