brooklynlyceum - once and future theater

brooklynlyceum / gowanagus / jafomaru

ABOUTbrooklynlyceum
- Public Bath #7 (aka: the Brooklyn Lyceum):
  
  Bathhouse
  1910 - 1937
  
  Gym
  1942-1970?
  
  Theater
  sometime in the 70s
  
  ????
  1970s-1994
  
  Public Bath #7 / Brooklyn Lyceum
  Gym, Theater, Cafe, Public Square
  1995-2015
  
  Fight for procedural due process based on foreclosure docket created solely by Plaintiff.
  Was case abandoned?
  2008-2020
  
  if case not abandoned,
  Fight begins for procedural due process based on
  Judicial Order on No Notice to attorney for multiple Defendants.
  2021-?
BEFOREPrior Events
- WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE: Acts that have graced the Lyceum stage. Contact us to tell us someone we have missed.
  
  MUSIC --- yo la tengo --- jen chapin --- marc ribot --- dawn landes --- rebecca pronsky --- black dice --- fiona apple --- citizens --- nadine goellner --- polyphonic spree --- seryn --- natalia zukerman --- duck baker --- kelly zullo
  
  THEATRE --- bindlestiff family circus --- the nose and the overcoat --- leaving ikea --- kafka: report to an academy --- salome --- swampking --- rocky: the musical --- 31 bond --- richard II --- neofuturists --- little prinsinn --- wax factory --- project: ground control --- moby dick: the sermon --- charlie brown christmas --- fallings
  
  COMEDY --- improv summit --- gentrify brooklyn --- hot sauce --- big black car
  
  ART --- marshall arisman --- surge: nola --- janet morgan
  
  DANCE --- dusan tynek --- yanira castro --- carrie ahern --- all is full of love --- chris elam
  
  LYCEUM MARKETS/FESTIVALS --- brooklyn zinefest --- king con brooklyn --- brooklyn blogfest --- brooklyn craft market --- brooklyn mutt show
  
  FILM --- asbury shorts of new york --- brooklyn underground film festival --- brooklyn international film festival
LOCATIONSinterim spots
- While we wait for the inevitable, either the court accepts:
  
  the original judicial checkmate of the complaint being statutorily abandoned
  based on record provided to the Court by the Plaintiff.
  
  the alternate judicial checkmate of the complaint not being statutorily abandoned
  ---failure to serve our atty any papers leading to a Judicial Order on No Notice (JONONO)!
  
  See how Judicial Orders on No Notice have been dealt with ...
  In New York State (and various other jurisdictions)....
  and a mockup of our papers ... jonono.org
  to have the court deal wth us the same.
  
  We are looking at a couple of interim sites in our other haunts
  (New York State, Philadelphia and Maine).
SWAGSelect Artisan works
- from the Brooklyn Lyceum and a few select artisans.
  
  brooklynlyceum
  
  swaslu
  
  jafomaru
CONTACTFB, Twitter, E-mail
- Add my email please! Contact brooklynlyceum.com Foll ow @brooklynlyceum
JONONOJudicial Order on No Notice
- TL/DR: After Plaintiff MISLED the court that ...
  multiple defendants did not have an attorney to obtain decision,
  an attorney upon whom the Plaintiff failed to serve the Notice of Motion
  
  Plaintiff three years later swore otherwise to defend decision ...
  with lower/appellate courts necessarily finding:
  Defendant appearance by attorney to validate that decision.
  
  If appearance by atty 15 months prior to 1st motion in case ...
  was the notice of 1st motion (or any paper) served on that atty (as required by statute)?
  
  If not,
  --court never empowered to rule on motion (lacked jurisdiction), and,
  --no rights vest from such a decision, and,
  --no deadline, aka Statute of Limitations, to vacate such a decision.
  --absent participation in motion, impossible to waive jurisdiction.
  
  Where we are: Judicial Order on 1st motion in case
  on no notice to attorney
  who lower/appellate courts found had appeared by way of
  --two written extensions of time to answer,
  --multiple oral extensions of time to answer and
  --service of answer on Plaintiff atty.
  --rejection of same answer by Plaintif atty.
  
  Roadmap to Judicial Order on No Notice (JONONO):
  
  Lower Court (Judge Donald Scott Kurtz): -A-rendered an order premised, unwittingly,
  on Plaintiff's sly failure to inform court
  that multiple defendants had appeared by attorney
  and that the Plaintiff had failed to serve motion papers on that attorney.
  -B-ruled Lyceum (Defendant) later moved too late to allege Kurtz made decision Kurtz was prohibited by law from making
  by moving after very same decision Kurtz was prohibited by law from making.
  -C-ruled Plaintiff timely moved by incorporating documents (atty communications) not on docket
  that Plaintiff attorney withheld from court for some 36 months,
  until they were helpful in showing what they previously swore did not exist (Lyceum appearance by atty) ... existed.
  
  (after stating at oral argument that "the 2nd Department has an excellent reputation" and "we will get to the bottom of it") Appellate Court (Judges Reinaldo E. Rivera, John M. Leventhal, Sylvia O. Hinds-Radix and Valerie Brathwaite Nelson): -1-Couldn't stomach B, so they ruled, counter to decades of caselaw,
  that Lyceum moved too late by moving after entry of subsequent "final" judgment notwithstanding that the motion (Oct 17, 2012) acually came before entry of the judgment (Oct. 26, 2012.)
  We still haven't figured out why court made up, and refused to correct, that fact, that Oct 17 comes AFTER Oct 26.
  -2-Rubber stamped C by making ruling that Plaintiff timely moved, without doing the datemath,
  a ruling only possible if the Appellate Court necessarily incorporated same withheld from the court attorney communications (Lyceum appearance by atty).
  
  2021-
PALADINSheroic due process warriors
- Procedural due process violations stick in your craw?
  Become procedural due process Paladin!!
  
  6 Easy Pieces
  
  READ!---THINK!
  
  ...gain understanding...
  
  STEP 1
  
  read layman's roadmap to Judicial Order on No Notice (JONONO) to Defendant (Lyceum) attorney.
  
  STEP 2
  
  read short summary of common law v. statute &
  common law (informal) appearance v. statutory appearance in New York
  
  STEP 3
  
  read short summary of statute on requirement to serve atty all papers
  & of failure to serve atty notice failing to invoke power of the court.
  
  STEP 4
  
  read short summary of how failure to invoke power of the court:
  ---never empowers court to rule on the motion
  ---vests no rights
  ---creates no deadline, aka Statute of Limitations, to vacate (overturn) such a decision.
  
  STEP 5
  
  READ:
  ---portion of Request for Judicial Intervention (RJI) that Plaintiff slyly leaves the spot for opposing counsel blank.
  ---portion of plaintiff atty sworn statement (in support of motion)
  not informing court that parties have appeared by attorney
  when slyly stating:
  "that all parties had either not appeared or, having appeared, failed to answer and their time to do so had expired."
  ---portion of lower court decision premised on that Plaintiff atty sworn statement.
  ---portion of subsequent plaintiff atty sworn statement swearing no communication whatsoever with any Defendant
  ---portion of subsequent plaintiff atty swearing communication between plaintiff atty and Defendant atty.
  (extensions of time to answer complaint and answer served on plaintiff atty and rejection of answer)
  ---1 page extension of time to answer submitted by plaintiff atty to show plaintiff did not abandon case.
  ---portion of subsequent decision premised upon atty communications prior to 1st motion of the case.
  ---proof of service of motion NOT on Defendant (Lyceum) attorney.
  
  STEP 6
  
  Think: if plaintiff now swears plaintiff granted extension of time to answer to atty for Defendant Lyceum but proof of service of motion does not show sevice on that atty, how can decision on that un-served motion stand?
  
  6 Not So Easy Pieces
  
  ACT!---APPEAR!
  
  ...earn/use/transfer cultural programming votes...
  {or trade in those votes for time or cash for a cause}
  
  STEP 1
  
  choose / edit / notarize / send affidavit
  (? votes when accepted, ? vote each time submitted to any court by Lyceum until decision overturned)
  
  STEP 2
  
  1st to submit a case, from any jurisdiction, supporting (or contradicting) one of the following points ( ? vote ):
  ---Failure to serve attorney never invokes power of the court
  ---decisions made without invoking power of the court vest no rights
  ---decisions made without invoking power of the court create no deadline, aka Statute of Limitations, to vacate such a decision
  
  after having submitted an accepted affidavit:
  which vests votes from steps 1 and 2 as well as subsequently earned votes (3-6).
  
  STEP 3
  
  ... appear live at hearing (? votes)
  .... appear zoomlike at hearing (? votes)
  .... appear live at event (? votes)
  donate to swaslu.com (coffee business) - ? vote per $?
  can draw down as coffee (?% discount)
  
  STEP 4
  
  convert former lyceum sweat equity to votes
  
  STEP 5
  
  convert remaining votes to time or $$$ for a cause.
  
  Too much time - effort - thinking:
  
  STEP 6
  
  I dont want to vote on programming, don't want to give indirectly to a cause and dont like coffee, i just want to help you offset costs incurred till the decision is overturned
  because PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS MATTERS!!.
  
  WHAT DO WE GET IN RETURN?
  
  Well, a warm fuzzy feeling is not enough. So ...
  
  Prove your work ...
  
  ... to Earn your votes!
  
  YOU:
  
  READ!
  
  THINK!
  
  ACT!
  
  APPEAR!
  
  WE:
  
  ADD UP VOTES!
  
  IMPLEMENT VOTING SYSTEM!
  
  A VOTING SYSTEM THAT ALLOWS FOR ....
  
  -- voting for events/acts at the Brooklyn Lyceum (or any proxy Lyceum), and
  -- temporary (or permanent) transfer of voting rights, and
  -- conversion of votes to future time spent and/or $ for another cause you prefer, and
  -- former Lyceum participants to garner extra votes for past Lyceum service!
  
  Since theorizing proof of work for votes in programming an arts facility
  
  it has been noted that what people are really doing is ensuring procedural due process and that the voting ought, also, be used to help others get procedural due process.
  
  The Lyceum may not be what floats everyone's long term boats.
  
  Exchange Programming votes for either hours of time or dollars for a cause you choose from our ever-expanding list.
  
  Have us help someone else once you help us and we come up for air,
  
  a procedural due process paying it forward!
  
  In addition to Lyceum programming votes, you get votes in directing the procedural due process engine jafomaru.com
  
  those votes can also help choose litigants to help and how to help them get procedural due process using a library arsenal of procedural due process information built from Brooklyn Lyceum experiences and any other sources we can scrounge.
DENIZENSBenefit from prior efforts
- Former Lyceum denizens
  
  ... garner extra votes for prior participation that vest with 1st JAFO jurat ...
  
  WHAT U DID : WHAT U GET
  
  CULTURE WARRIORS: - JAFOS who MARU
  tentative (subject to change)
  
  If you
  
  pulled espressos
  
  swept floors
  
  threw down time
  
  advised
  
  invested
  
  booked
  
  produced
  
  designed
  
  performed
  
  at the Brooklyn Lyceum,
  you get a vote bonus
  based on the Lyceum involvement in the past
  to be added to the first accepted jurat
  as a Due Process Warrior (JAFO who MARUS)!
  
  LYCEUM CREWE = ? / participatory month.
  
  EVENT/FESTIVAL/MARKET/CONVENTION (EFMC) PRODUCER ENTITY.
  PARTNER (?), RENTAL(?), IN HOUSE PRODUCTION (?) / week of run.
  
  EFMC CREATIVE = ? / week of run.
  
  EFMC CREWE /PERFORMER = ? / performance
  
  FESTIVAL/MARKET/CONVENTION TABLER = ? / table day
  
  FESTIVAL ENTRY - LIVE = ? / festival performer/event day
  
  FESTIVAL ENTRY - NOT LIVE = ? / festival
  
  EVENT PERFORMER = ? per each day of performing
  
  CLASS = ? / rental date
  
  ADVISOR/INVESTOR = case by case offer from Lyceum.
MEHWhy does this matter?
- MEH, WHY DOES THAT MATTER?:
  because procedural due process matters... duh!
  
  Power of the court MUST be invoked
  
  by proper procedure
  
  else decisions the court makes
  
  never attain any authority,
  even if perceived to have authority for decades.
  see United States v. Lee, 106 U.S. 196 (1882)
  USA had to rebuy Arlington National Cemetery
  18 years after it became a cemetery ... for lack of proper procedure.
  
  Only proper service of the complaint
  
  invokes the power of the court.
  
  As a motion is a mini-case
  
  improper or lack of service of the notice of motion on the parties
  or facial insufficiency of the notice of motion fail to invoke the power of the court.
GOTCHASWhat are they?
- OK, WHAT ARE THE GOTCHAS?:
  
  Participation, on the merits, in motion
  w/o raising lack of procedural due process
  
  can waive lack of procedural due process.
  (did not happen, so unwaived)
  
  Defendant forwarding papers
  inappropriately served on Defendant to Defendant atty.
  
  can waive lack of procedural due process.
  (did not happen, so unwaived)
  
  Attorney appearing at oral argument
  w/out arguing lack of procedural due process
  
  can waive lack of procedural due process.
  (did not happen, so unwaived)
  
  Attorney serving opposition papers
  w/out arguing lack of procedural due process
  
  can waive lack of procedural due process.
  (did not happen, so unwaived)
  
  Passage of time, even decades
  
  cannot waive lack of procedural due process.
  
  Facially, fatally defective notice of motion
  absent waiver of fatal facial defects ...
  
  cannot invoke the power of the court.
NEXTThe battle continues ...
- NEXT?
  
  We are starting to prepare
  a motion to undo 1st order in the case:
  an illegal order on no notice to Lyceum atty.
  
  This will NECESSARILY require vacating the foreclosure sale
  of the Brooklyn Lyceum.

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all this judicial kicking of procedural due process can down the road has laid the groundwork for a unique community programming option at a venue that has seen the likes of ...

MUSIC
kelly zullo

THEATRE
little prinsinn

COMEDY
improv summit

ART
janet morgan

Brooklyn Lyceum 2.0 Programming VOTES

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Burn'em @ gowanagus.com

Churn'em @ gowanagus.com

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JAFOMARU

--JAFO: Just Another F--king Observer (necessary, sometimes unwelcome, system observers)

-- MARU, either a Ship or Circle in Japanese. Also, unwinnable situation won by resetting the rules by Captain James T. Kirk - Star Trek: TOS (Kobayashi Maru).

-- help others ensure procedural due process by focused attention to remove friction from the legal system for those who represent themselves.
-- help collect procedural due process laws, case-law and papers in a place where the self represented can research before it is too late in their case.
-- help observe at key junctures to make self represented not be ignored.
-- let the courts know you a have a functional brainstem.
... System Observers because : A watched court more likely to do its job.
--unwatched systems tend towards abuse, watched towards accountability-- JafoMaru.com

Simple things to do to help the Lyceum due process cause:
All roads lead to impermissable Decision On No Notice (DONN)

--A) READ STATUTE--requiring service of all papers on attorneys.

--B) READ SHORT TREATISES--

-- common law v. statute,
--common law (informal) appearance v. statutory appearance

--C) READ CASELAW--

--showing failure to serve attorney never invokes power of the court, vests no rights and has no deadline (statute of limitations) to vacate the decision
--showing informal appearance valid as appearance.
--showing extension of time to answer and service of answer are informal appearances

--D) READ DOCKET--

--Note that a Plaintiff attorney affirmation swearing no appearance by any Defendant dated ... is attached to a notice of motion dated ... and entered ....
--Note motion decision premised on that affirmation.
--Note date of same attorney affirmation three years later swearing otherwise ... that Plaintiff attorney granted Defendant attorney two extensions of time, multiple oral extensions of time and that Plaintiff rejected Defendant answer back to Defendant Lyceum's attorney.
--Note dates of extensions and service and rejection of answer are prior to date of previous sworn statement of no appearance in support of earlier motion.
--Note same judge premising decision on extensions of time to Defendant Lyceum's attorney.
--Note proofs of service of 1st motion are not on Defendant Lyceum's attorney

--E) ACT--

--Notarize/Send Affidavit
--Submit caselaw from any jurisdiction (for or against our position)
--Appear live or zoomlike at a hearing
--Appear at event

--F) VOTE ON--

--Events Lyceum or proxy Lyceum .
--Assisting Other procedural due process cases.

GOWANAGUS.COM

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GOWANAGUS:

re-programming a
PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS DEPRIVED Brooklyn theater
as the legal swamp settles.

Once the court addresses a decision on no notice (DONN) to Brooklyn Lyceum Attorney:

a decision which must be overturned as Plaintiff attorney filed proofs of Brooklyn Lyceum attorney informal appearance to keep case from being declared abandoned some three years after swearing no appearance by Brooklyn Lyceum to obtain a decision. ...
the Brookyn Lyceum will be back & needs to hit the swamp running.
To that end ... --we are plotting programming now
so that we can implement that programming when we get rolling, whether at the actual Brooklyn Lyceum or an interim one.
--YOU CAN ... participate in programming the Lyceum
by scoring curatorial votes by brain, body or past effort.
Earn the votes at jafomaru.com
Use the votes here at gowanagus.com.

Simple things to do to help the Lyceum due process cause:
All roads lead to impermissable Decision On No Notice (DONN)

--A) READ STATUTE--requiring service of all papers on attorneys.

--B) READ SHORT TREATISES--

-- common law v. statute,
--common law (informal) appearance v. statutory appearance

--C) READ CASELAW--

--showing failure to serve attorney never invokes power of the court, vests no rights and has no deadline (statute of limitations) to vacate the decision
--showing informal appearance valid as appearance.
--showing extension of time to answer and service of answer are informal appearances

--D) READ DOCKET--

--Note that a Plaintiff attorney affirmation swearing no appearance by any Defendant dated ... is attached to a notice of motion dated ... and entered ....
--Note motion decision premised on that affirmation.
--Note date of same attorney affirmation three years later swearing otherwise ... that Plaintiff attorney granted Defendant attorney two extensions of time, multiple oral extensions of time and that Plaintiff rejected Defendant answer back to Defendant Lyceum's attorney.
--Note dates of extensions and service and rejection of answer are prior to date of previous sworn statement of no appearance in support of earlier motion.
--Note same judge premising decision on extensions of time to Defendant Lyceum's attorney.
--Note proofs of service of 1st motion are not on Defendant Lyceum's attorney

--E) ACT--

--Notarize/Send Affidavit
--Submit caselaw from any jurisdiction (for or against our position)
--Appear live or zoomlike at a hearing
--Appear at event

--F) VOTE ON--

--Events Lyceum or proxy Lyceum .
--Assisting Other procedural due process cases.

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SWASLU

... Inexorable Espresso Evolution ...

In the beginning ... a giant, abandoned looking former bathhouse on 4th Avenue in Brooklyn, NY.

Passed it by for about a year, made offer, was accepted ... cobbled together down payment. Closed on purchase December 1994.

After a year or so triaging the internals, opened as a coffee shop (and sometimes theater) using a pretty good local roaster for coffee in our Bunn brewer.

Business boomed as we took deep dive into monster La Marzocco triple headed monster using -Philly's own La Colombe -then Intelligentsia.

Then a hurricane where we ditched the electric double boiler espresso machine beast ---for the ROK --- for a week saving us counter space and electric whilst making excellent espresso.

In the middle ... it got string theory level complicated.

String theory has a whole lotta dimensions, parameters, if you will. So does espresso ...
--Farm: Type of plant, elevation, sunshine, humidity, seasonal temp ... 5 dimensions
--Roasting: Time, temp, mix of beans, length of roast ... 4 more dimensions.
--Grinding: Time from roast to use, amount, fineness, humidity ... 4 more dimensions.
--Drawing: Tamping, pre-infusion, pressure, time ... 4 more dimensions.

17, seventeen, SEVENTEEN degrees of freedom to get you that espresso for your latte.
Is it any wonder it is a rabbit hole to do at home, even the 8, eight, EIGHT dimensions for Grinding and drawing?

In the end ... we launched SWASLU to get better espresso straight to the consumer, you!

We have drawn thousands of shots on the ROK and find, as an instrument of fine espresso, it makes far better espresso than most cafes or you can make from home for less than a $3,000 investment and a hundred hours, at a minimum, of experimentation and learning.

In the end, if that is your bag, have at it. If not, we can provide you flavor and convenience and variety with minimal labor on your part.

We sell two ounce "double shot" jars of frozen espresso, done individually on the ROK.

>>>>>They are not a commodity and come in at $5 per double shot jar.<<<<<

We have a limited number of member slot discounts which get you a bankable 12 jars a month.

If you don't use the 12 jars, that is, don't order then that month, anything less than 12 is bankable.

Membership is a refundable $100 per $.10 discount on the price.

Returnable on 90 days notice.

For example, a $100 option with get you 12 jars, bankable, per month, @ $4.90 per jar.

Discount maxes out at $2.50 for a $2,500 refundable option.

That saves you $2.50 for 12 jars per month, or $30 for the $2,500 returnable option

We have a limited number of slots as we are restricting it to a number of members we can readily handle @ 12 double shot jars per month.

There ... WILL ... BE ...

BETTER ... ESPRESSO ...

more flavor, less labor.

from our espresso cellar!

-- 15 years of a Brooklyn theatre/coffee shop/cafe --
a blackout and the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
taught us that there is another, better, more ecological,
way to get the most out of your espresso.
-- When the espresso sediment settles,
the new boss may well be different than the old boss.
--Till then we are pulling espresso shots the SwaSlu way, on the muddy road again!
--We make it a point not to be a roaster and will be highlighting a cornucopia of espresso roasts at some home bases, some events, some markets and some fairs.
--Interested in better americanos/lattes than you could ever do at home?

Take a dip into our SWAmp of espresso SLUrry - SWASLU.com

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Procedural Due Process in the Boro of Brooklyn

Brooklyn Lyceum:as a judicial jurisdictional pincushion

The LOWER COURT STORY (Judge Donald Scott Kurtz)

Lender (Plaintiff) initiated a foreclosure against Lyceum.
Based on the papers submitted by the Plaintiff, the first action in the case was fatally and facially tardy and jurisdictionally ineffective.
The judge, Donald Scott Kurtz, did, or failed to do the following:
  --Failed to dismiss the case as abandoned as was required.
  --Granted relief not requested in the moving papers.
  --Granted relief not listed under the statute noticed.
  --Premised decision on two non-existent documents.
Defendant Richmond moved to dismiss the case as abandoned.
  --Counsel for defendant admitted to the court on October 24, 2012, that Plaintiff had moved 6 months later than the abandonment statute allowed.
  --After this admission, the Court gave Plaintiff extra time to come up with another answer.
  --Plaintiff Counsel produced a sworn statement from former Plaintiff counsel admitting Plaintiff had regular and repeated interaction with counsel for Richmond and Lyceum PRIOR to October 26, 2009 motion.
  --Plaintiff Counsel produced a sworn statement that Plaintiff counsel had admitted, in a hearing on October 24, 2012, that the initial motion was 6 months late.
  --The Decision referenced documents that did not exist at the time of the October 26, 2009 Notice of Motion.
  --The Decision does not address Plaintiff admission to moving 6 months after statutory abandonment.
The judge then followed it up by granting a motion on no notice.
Defendant Richmond appealed the refusal to dismiss the case as abandoned (APPEAL #1).
The Lyceum moved to vacate the Order of Reference never served on the attorney for Richmond and the Lyceum, and the Judgment of Foreclosure with the facially statutorily insufficient notice, either of which would unwind the sale of the Brooklyn Lyceum.
The Plaintiff, in opposition papers, admitted ...:
  --Plaintiff failed to serve the October 26, 2009 Notice of Motion on the sworn to counsel for Richmond / Lyceum, David Blum, Esq.
  --Plaintiff's March 17, 2011 Notice of Motion instructed those noticed to apear on April 18, 2001.
  --Plantiff's ?? Notice of Entry of the Judgment of Foreclosure failed to accurately describe the Decision attached to the Notice of Entry.
The court is required to address jursdictional arguments before it takes any action after they are raised.
Judge Kurtz, rather than addressing the jurisdictional challenges, as required, refused to provide a required court reporter at the hearing on the motion and failed to acknowledge the hearing occurred (and that Richmond raised all three jurisdictional arguments orally) in a decision that said:
"If I were to address the motion, I would deny it"

The APPELLATE COURT STORY (Judge Reinaldo Rivera)

The Lyceum appealed the decision on whether the first action in the case was statutorily abandoned.
Once the appeal was fully briefed, it took 2.5 years to get calendered for oral argument.
At oral argumment on appeal, the Lyceum raised three jurisdictional challenges that, being jurisdictional, can be raised as late as oral argument on appeal:
  --The Lower court had granted a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale on no notice.
  --The required notice of entry of the Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale was invalid as it did not truly descibe the document entered.
  --The Plaintiff, having now sworn that the Lyceum had actually appeared, contrary to prior sworn statement, failed to serve the attorney for the Lyceum with whom they had repeated communicatuion, including extensions of time to answer.

The Appellate Court ignored the jurisdictional arguments, and, in order to avoid ruling a case abandoned based on the record presented to the lower court:
  --Made up a fact (finding October 19 comes after October 26)
  --Found that the Plaintiff had timely moved in the first motion in the case.
    ---- an impossible finding from the record in the lower court at the time of the motion in question,
  ---- a finding that could only be possible if the court altered the lower docket to incorporate proof of Lyceum appearance, and appearance that triggered the three jurisdictional issues raised at oral argument.
The Appellate Court denied a motion to reconsider whether 19 > 26 or whether the Appellate court went outside the record and altered the docket.
The Appellate Court denied a motion to for leave to appeal whether 19 > 26 or whether the Appellate court went outside the record and altered the docket.

The COURT OF APPEALS STORY

The COURT OF APPEALS:
  --dismissed stating the court did not have jurisdiction over 19 > 26
  --(but did not deny)
  --a motion to for leave to appeal
  --whether 19 > 26 or
  --whether the Appellate court went outside the record and altered the docket.

NEXT LYCEUM STEPS

We are sure that making mathmatically impossible findings is directly akin to jurisdictional issues
(the court has no authority to get 5th grade math wrong).
In the event that Court of Appeals fails to do its job, we will be back with writs to compel the courts to address the jurisdictional arguments and 5th grader math failure.