The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 3.11.21
Williams Scotsman, Inc. v. The Chile Store LLC d/b/a TreeLand Christmas Trees
Plaintiff says defendant is successor in interest under a lease for modular and/or prefabricated structures and related equipment at Sheridan Boulevard and West 52
nd Avenue, and around May 2018, ceased making payments. Plaintiff seeks possession of the equipment or its value, believed to be $42,240
Attorneys: Bill E. Kyriagis and David A. Brewster of Otten, Johnson, Robinson, Neff & Ragonetti
Filed: 2/24/2021
Rapid Ways Truck Leasing, Inc. v. Brown Transfer Company, LLC
Plaintiff says on/about Jan. 2, 2018, it delivered to defendant an agreement for the leased and continued service of various commercial transport trucks, for a fixed monthly rental rate and service fee computed on a mileage and/or hourly basis. Plaintiff says defendant has failed to make payment due and seeks damages of $587,442.59.
Jessup, the landlord, seeks $256,134, plus costs, to compensate it for unpaid rent.
Jessup Farm is the artisan community located off Timberline Road in Fort Collins. At one time, Reve Fitness, a boutique studio, was located there at 1981 Jessup Drive. Reve was part of the Miramont group of fitness facilities that owner Clifford Buchholz sold in November 2017 to Genesis Health Clubs. Genesis and Club Reve were affiliated with the Wichita, Kansas, operation of GHC Reve Operator LLC.
Club Reve, as described in a suit filed in late February, entered into a lease-termination agreement in August 2018 with Jessup Farm. Subsequently, Outdoors Inc., which did business as Peloton Cycles, signed a new lease. Club Reve and its parent company, GHC Reve Operator,, in a deal guaranteed by Buchholz, agreed to pay any rent that Peloton failed to pay.