Arapahoe District Court
ES Propco – 1100 West Mississippi Avenue LLC v. Brightway Roofing of Denver LLC; Huy (Denny) Nguyen; and John Thanh Nguyen
Plaintiff says in purchasing the property at 1100 W. Mississippi Ave. from John Nguyen on Feb. 19, 2021, for $1,933,000, ES Propco relied on the representation that Brightway Roofing, owned by John and Denny and the major tenant, was paying rent and would continue to operate as an ongoing company through the end of the term of the lease agreement, dated Oct. 31, 2018, for 3,900 square feet with a base rent of $7,000 per month. Plaintiff says the purchase price was based on this reliance, which proved to be false. Plaintiff says Brightway Roofing breached the agreement by vacating the property and not paying rent for the remainder of the term, which expires on Oct. 30, 2021, and seeks the balance of the rent payments of no less than $56,424.09, and judgment against John Thanh Nguyen and Huy “Denny” Nguyen, jointly and severally, for false representations, misrepresentations, and fraud in an amount proven at trial but not less than $70,912.
Attorneys: David M. Rich of Buechler Law Office
Filed: 7/20/2021
21cv31250
Boulder District Court
1335 Broadway LLC v. Lotus Cafe d/b/a Lotus Leaf Tea Company LLC; and Justin Horning
Plaintiff says defendant in June 2017 entered into possession and occupancy of 1335 Broadway, Unit A, Boulder, but has failed to make payments of minimum rent due since at least April 2018 and has refused to surrender the premises. Plaintiff seeks possession and rents due or to become due.
Attorneys: Dipak Patel and Grant Shibao of Ciancio Ciancio Brown
Filed: 7/20/2021
21cv30531
Denver District Court
2353 SB LLC v. General Cannabis Corp. d/b/a GC Corp.
Defendant entered into a lease agreement at 2353 S. Broadway, Denver, from Nov. 1, 2020, to Oct. 31, 2023, with $12,866.66 due each month, plus payment for services and other expenses. Plaintiff says General Cannabis failed to remit rent payment for the months of December 2020 through July 2021, and for certain utilities for 2020 and 2021, and seeks damages of $123,459.82.
Attorneys: Douglas Norberg and Dani G. Wilson of Gelman & Norberg
Filed: 7/21/2021
21cv32284
J&N Properties LLC v. Wyco Field Services LLC
Plaintiff and defendant entered into a lease agreement effective Sept. 1, 2018, for Suites 210 and 220 at 3980 Quebec St., Denver. Plaintiff says defendant damaged the premises in a number of ways, including spilling plotter toner in the premises and entire second floor hallway, and damages to walls and ceiling, and has refused to pay, forcing plaintiff to repair and delay the re-lease of premises. Plaintiff seeks an amount to be proven at trial.
Attorneys: Christopher Kenney
Filed: 7/21/2021
21cv32283
CTC Industrial LLC v. Langston Group Ltd.; Abram Langston; Elizabeth Langston; and Peter Fredericks
In spring 2021, defendant defaulted under the lease at 168 CTC Boulevard, Suites E and F, Louisville. Plaintiff seeks damages in an amount to be proven at trial.
Attorneys: Keith M. Edwards of Hutchinson Black
Filed: 7/21/2021
21cv32290
Douglas District Court
DOKA USA Ltd. v. LM Armstrong/Bridgeford Construction LLC
While using rented equipment on the three projects, plaintiff says defendant damaged, destroyed, lost, and kept some of the leased equipment. Plaintiff asks damages of $286,296.06
Attorneys: Daniel E. Evans of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani
Filed: 7/22/2021
21cv30512
Larimer District Court
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Doggie Dental Inc. d/b/a Bristly; and Peters Dertsakyan
Plaintiffs says Doggie Dental, located in California, took possession of rented equipment in March 2020, agreeing to make 60 payments of $1,431.39, but has breached the terms and conditions. Plaintiff asks damages of $67,883.46.
Attorneys: Harry L. Simon
Filed: 7/14/2021
21cv30504
Pingjin Zhuang v. Woka Land Corporation; Andrew Zhou; and Xiaphau Liang
Plaintiff says defendant leased premises at 120 N. Lincoln Ave. for the Wonderful Dragon Restaurant, for a term through April 30, 2024, with a rent amount that increases at various intervals ranging from $4,500 to $4,900 per month. Defendant failed to pay rent for June and July 2021, plaintiff says, closed the restaurant June 20, absconded with expensive restaurant equipment and damaged fixtures. Plaintiff asks judgment of $246,911.27.
Attorneys: R. Parker Semler, Andrew Oh-Willeke and Jonathan Drucker of Semler & Associates
Filed: 7/26/2021
21cv30531
Arapahoe District Court
ES Propco – 1100 West Mississippi Avenue LLC v. Brightway Roofing of Denver LLC; Huy (Denny) Nguyen; and John Thanh Nguyen
Plaintiff says in purchasing the property at 1100 W. Mississippi Ave. from John Nguyen on Feb. 19, 2021, for $1,933,000, ES Propco relied on the representation that Brightway Roofing, owned by John and Denny and the major tenant, was paying rent and would continue to operate as an ongoing company through the end of the term of the lease agreement, dated Oct. 31, 2018, for 3,900 square feet with a base rent of $7,000 per month. Plaintiff says the purchase price was based on this reliance, which proved to be false. Plaintiff says Brightway Roofing breached the agreement by vacating the property and not paying rent for the remainder of the term, which expires on Oct. 30, 2021, and seeks the balance of the rent payments of no less than $56,424.09, and judgment against John Thanh Nguyen and Huy “Denny” Nguyen, jointly and severally, for false representations, misrepresentations, and fraud in an amount proven at trial but not less than $70,912.
Attorneys: David M. Rich of Buechler Law Office
Filed: 7/20/2021
21cv31250
Boulder District Court
1335 Broadway LLC v. Lotus Cafe d/b/a Lotus Leaf Tea Company LLC; and Justin Horning
Plaintiff says defendant in June 2017 entered into possession and occupancy of 1335 Broadway, Unit A, Boulder, but has failed to make payments of minimum rent due since at least April 2018 and has refused to surrender the premises. Plaintiff seeks possession and rents due or to become due.
Attorneys: Dipak Patel and Grant Shibao of Ciancio Ciancio Brown
Filed: 7/20/2021
21cv30531
Denver District Court
2353 SB LLC v. General Cannabis Corp. d/b/a GC Corp.
Defendant entered into a lease agreement at 2353 S. Broadway, Denver, from Nov. 1, 2020, to Oct. 31, 2023, with $12,866.66 due each month, plus payment for services and other expenses. Plaintiff says General Cannabis failed to remit rent payment for the months of December 2020 through July 2021, and for certain utilities for 2020 and 2021, and seeks damages of $123,459.82.
Attorneys: Douglas Norberg and Dani G. Wilson of Gelman & Norberg
Filed: 7/21/2021
21cv32284
J&N Properties LLC v. Wyco Field Services LLC
Plaintiff and defendant entered into a lease agreement effective Sept. 1, 2018, for Suites 210 and 220 at 3980 Quebec St., Denver. Plaintiff says defendant damaged the premises in a number of ways, including spilling plotter toner in the premises and entire second floor hallway, and damages to walls and ceiling, and has refused to pay, forcing plaintiff to repair and delay the re-lease of premises. Plaintiff seeks an amount to be proven at trial.
Attorneys: Christopher Kenney
Filed: 7/21/2021
21cv32283
CTC Industrial LLC v. Langston Group Ltd.; Abram Langston; Elizabeth Langston; and Peter Fredericks
In spring 2021, defendant defaulted under the lease at 168 CTC Boulevard, Suites E and F, Louisville. Plaintiff seeks damages in an amount to be proven at trial.
Attorneys: Keith M. Edwards of Hutchinson Black
Filed: 7/21/2021
21cv32290
Douglas District Court
DOKA USA Ltd. v. LM Armstrong/Bridgeford Construction LLC
While using rented equipment on the three projects, plaintiff says defendant damaged, destroyed, lost, and kept some of the leased equipment. Plaintiff asks damages of $286,296.06
Attorneys: Daniel E. Evans of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani
Filed: 7/22/2021
21cv30512
Larimer District Court
Pawnee Leasing Corporation v. Doggie Dental Inc. d/b/a Bristly; and Peters Dertsakyan
Plaintiffs says Doggie Dental, located in California, took possession of rented equipment in March 2020, agreeing to make 60 payments of $1,431.39, but has breached the terms and conditions. Plaintiff asks damages of $67,883.46.
Attorneys: Harry L. Simon
Filed: 7/14/2021
21cv30504
Pingjin Zhuang v. Woka Land Corporation; Andrew Zhou; and Xiaphau Liang
Plaintiff says defendant leased premises at 120 N. Lincoln Ave. for the Wonderful Dragon Restaurant, for a term through April 30, 2024, with a rent amount that increases at various intervals ranging from $4,500 to $4,900 per month. Defendant failed to pay rent for June and July 2021, plaintiff says, closed the restaurant June 20, absconded with expensive restaurant equipment and damaged fixtures. Plaintiff asks judgment of $246,911.27.
Attorneys: R. Parker Semler, Andrew Oh-Willeke and Jonathan Drucker of Semler & Associates
Filed: 7/26/2021
21cv30531
