Fort Worth Diocese files Motion for reconsideraton of Court’s Sept. 16 decision

As we reported last Wednesday, at the conclusion of its hearing the 141st Court granted partial relief in response to our Rule 12 Motion by amending the text of the motion.

In a Motion for Reconsideration (below), filed yesterday, the Diocese is asking the Court to grant full relief by declaring that, as a matter of law, there is only one Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth and one Corporation of the diocese. This would not prevent attorneys Jonathan Nelson and Kathleen Wells from representing the individuals who hired them, but they would not represent them as duly-elected officers of the Diocese or Corporation.

Read it all and carefully follow the links.

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One comment on “Fort Worth Diocese files Motion for reconsideraton of Court’s Sept. 16 decision

  1. A Senior Priest says:

    Proceeding along the lines of the previous ruling, it would appear that a positive ruling would follow on this matter, as well. If so, Mrs Schori and her Potemkin diocese will be racking up a lot more billing time for their attorneys to come up with yet more arguments (which I pray the Court will find equally lame). What with the millions its expending in DioSJ, Pittsburgh, Quincy, Southern California, Virginia, and so forth, TEC is suing itself into the ground by spending millions and millions of dollars it will never get back from an extremely unlikely influx of legacies or hordes of future members. Obviously, she and her friends are big ‘F’s on the Myers-Briggs typology. She’d better hire some ‘T’s quick!