EXHIBIT I
HII MT CYPERLUX GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
(CASE NO. CL22-3882-15) 10.24.24(30060782.1)-2
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claimallegation
ExhibitI presents HII garnishee answer/nonjoinder plea in Richmond Circuit CourtCL22-3882-15,with24 October2024 service certificate signed C
ExhibitI presents HII garnishee answer/nonjoinder plea in Richmond Circuit CourtCL22-3882-15,with24 October2024 service certificate signed Clark J. Belote. HII reports27 September garnishment service,return28 October. Watermark identifies unofficial copy from Marilyn Burgess District Clerk; no ruling attached.
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EXHIBIT I
HII MT CYPERLUX GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
(CASE NO. CL22-3882-15) 10.24.24(30060782.1)-2
Unofficial Copy Office of Marilyn Burgess District
claimallegation
HII states29 August2023 firm-fixed-price subcontractP000043846 supported primeGS00Q14OADU109/task47QFCA22F0039,performance through24 July202
HII states29 August2023 firm-fixed-price subcontractP000043846 supported primeGS00Q14OADU109/task47QFCA22F0039,performance through24 July2024. It reports government13 May2024 partial convenience termination and HII17 May subcontract termination.
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judgment debtor, if any, or what property or effects, if any, the garnishee has or holds which
belongs to the judgment debtor, or in which he has an interest."
4. Effective August 29, 2023, MT's predecessor in interest and Cyberlux entered
into Subcontract No. P000043846 (the "Subcontract").
5. The Subcontract was a firm fixed price contract for work by Cyberlux to support
MT's work under Prime Contract No. GS00Q14OADU109; Task/Delivery Order No.
47QFCA22F0039 (the "Prime Contract") that had been issued by the Federal Systems
Integration and Management Center.
6. The period of performance for the Subcontract was from August 29, 2023 through
July 24, 2024.
MT's Obligations, If Any, to Cyberlux or Its Assignees or Other Creditors
7. On May 13, 2024, the contracting officer for the Prime Contract terminated for
convenience the portion of the Prime Contract scope of work relevant to the Subcontract.
8. On May 17, 2024, MT terminated for convenience the Subcontract, in accordance
with the Subcontract's applicable terms and conditions.
9. Section 32.1 of the Subcontract provides that MT's "sole obligation to [Cyberlux]
in the event of a termination for convenience shall be to pay [Cyberlux] a percentage of the
Subcontract price corresponding with the percentage of the terminated work actually performed
prior to the notice of termination, plus [Cyberlux's] reasonable expenses incurred as a direct
result of the termination. Under no circumstances shall [Cyberlux] be entitled to anticipatory or
lost profits. Within twenty (20) days from such termination, [Cyberlux] may submit to [MT] its
written claim for termination charges in the form prescribed by [MT]. Failure to submit such
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HII quotes subcontract32.1 allowing percentage of price for work actually performed plus reasonable termination expenses,excluding anticipat
HII quotes subcontract32.1 allowing percentage of price for work actually performed plus reasonable termination expenses,excluding anticipatory/lost profits;20-day written termination claim provision includes stated waiver/release consequence. HII says negotiations sinceMay remain unresolved and it cannot quantify indebtedness as of filing or expected28 October return.
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judgment debtor, if any, or what property or effects, if any, the garnishee has or holds which
belongs to the judgment debtor, or in which he has an interest."
4. Effective August 29, 2023, MT's predecessor in interest and Cyberlux entered
into Subcontract No. P000043846 (the "Subcontract").
5. The Subcontract was a firm fixed price contract for work by Cyberlux to support
MT's work under Prime Contract No. GS00Q14OADU109; Task/Delivery Order No.
47QFCA22F0039 (the "Prime Contract") that had been issued by the Federal Systems
Integration and Management Center.
6. The period of performance for the Subcontract was from August 29, 2023 through
July 24, 2024.
MT's Obligations, If Any, to Cyberlux or Its Assignees or Other Creditors
7. On May 13, 2024, the contracting officer for the Prime Contract terminated for
convenience the portion of the Prime Contract scope of work relevant to the Subcontract.
8. On May 17, 2024, MT terminated for convenience the Subcontract, in accordance
with the Subcontract's applicable terms and conditions.
9. Section 32.1 of the Subcontract provides that MT's "sole obligation to [Cyberlux]
in the event of a termination for convenience shall be to pay [Cyberlux] a percentage of the
Subcontract price corresponding with the percentage of the terminated work actually performed
prior to the notice of termination, plus [Cyberlux's] reasonable expenses incurred as a direct
result of the termination. Under no circumstances shall [Cyberlux] be entitled to anticipatory or
lost profits. Within twenty (20) days from such termination, [Cyberlux] may submit to [MT] its
written claim for termination charges in the form prescribed by [MT]. Failure to submit such
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claimallegation
HII reports5 April2024 Legalist assignment/security notice directing all ordinarily payable subcontract amounts to Legalist. It says Legalis
HII reports5 April2024 Legalist assignment/security notice directing all ordinarily payable subcontract amounts to Legalist. It says Legalist appears superior based on earlier perfection than judgment creditors execution lien; this is HII’s qualified priority assessment,not court determination.
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claim within such time shall constitute a waiver of all claims and a release of [MT's] liability
arising out of such termination."
10. Since May of 2024, MT and Cyberlux have engaged in ongoing communications
in an attempt to agree on the amount, if any, owed to Cyberlux as a result of the termination for
convenience of the Subcontract. That matter remains unresolved as of this filing and is not
anticipated to be resolved as of the return date of October 28, 2024.
11. As a result, MT is unable to state the amount, if any, that MT is indebted to
Cyberlux.
Interests of Cyberlux's Other Creditor, Legalist
12. By letter dated April 5, 2024 from Legalist SPV III, LP ("Legalist"), MT was
informed that Cyberlux has granted a security interest in, and assigned, its accounts receivable to
Legalist pursuant to an Instrument of Assignment.
13. As a result, Legalist directed MT to pay to Legalist all "amounts ordinarily
payable to [Cyberlux] under the [Subcontract]."
14. Therefore, it appears that Legalist has a superior interest in any amounts payable
to Cyberlux based on its perfected security interest in Cyberlux's receivables, which was
perfected earlier in time than the Judgment Creditors' writ of fieri facias or delivery of the same
to the sheriff for execution.
15. On or about July 12, 2024, Cyberlux executed and delivered to MT a letter
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agreement in which Cyberlux "acknowledge[d] and expressly consent[ed] to HII Mission
Technologies Corp. ('HII') paying to Legalist ... all amounts that otherwise become due and
owing to Cyberlux under ... Subcontract ... after the date of execution of this Exhibit. .. until
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claimallegation
HII recounts Cyberlux12 July2024 written consent to pay subsequently due subcontract amounts to Legalist until written cease notice from Cyb
HII recounts Cyberlux12 July2024 written consent to pay subsequently due subcontract amounts to Legalist until written cease notice from Cyberlux or Legalist. HII says subsequent Cyberlux communications vague and no Legalist payments made because no amounts determined due since12 July; Legalist secured balance unknown to HII.
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claim within such time shall constitute a waiver of all claims and a release of [MT's] liability
arising out of such termination."
10. Since May of 2024, MT and Cyberlux have engaged in ongoing communications
in an attempt to agree on the amount, if any, owed to Cyberlux as a result of the termination for
convenience of the Subcontract. That matter remains unresolved as of this filing and is not
anticipated to be resolved as of the return date of October 28, 2024.
11. As a result, MT is unable to state the amount, if any, that MT is indebted to
Cyberlux.
Interests of Cyberlux's Other Creditor, Legalist
12. By letter dated April 5, 2024 from Legalist SPV III, LP ("Legalist"), MT was
informed that Cyberlux has granted a security interest in, and assigned, its accounts receivable to
Legalist pursuant to an Instrument of Assignment.
13. As a result, Legalist directed MT to pay to Legalist all "amounts ordinarily
payable to [Cyberlux] under the [Subcontract]."
14. Therefore, it appears that Legalist has a superior interest in any amounts payable
to Cyberlux based on its perfected security interest in Cyberlux's receivables, which was
perfected earlier in time than the Judgment Creditors' writ of fieri facias or delivery of the same
to the sheriff for execution.
15. On or about July 12, 2024, Cyberlux executed and delivered to MT a letter
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agreement in which Cyberlux "acknowledge[d] and expressly consent[ed] to HII Mission
Technologies Corp. ('HII') paying to Legalist ... all amounts that otherwise become due and
owing to Cyberlux under ... Subcontract ... after the date of execution of this Exhibit. .. until
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claimallegation
HII disclaims a position on ultimate payee yet argues assignment prevents discharge by paying Cyberlux,requests Legalist joinder to avoid do
HII disclaims a position on ultimate payee yet argues assignment prevents discharge by paying Cyberlux,requests Legalist joinder to avoid double/inconsistent obligations,and withholds payments pending court direction. Prayer seeks garnishment dismissal or alternative joinder and no action against HII interests. Legal argument and requested protection are not granted relief.
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such time HII receives written notice from Cyberlux or Legalist to cease such payments to Legalist, in lieu of payment to Cyberlux under the Subcontract."
16. To date, MT has received vague communications from Cyberlux regarding
payment to Legalist.
17. To date, MT has made no payments to Legalist because no amounts have been
determined to be due and owing to Cyberlux since July 12, 2024.
18. MT takes no position on to whom any amounts otherwise payable by MT to
Cyberlux should be directed.
19. MT submits that Legalist is a necessary and indispensable party to this action
pursuant to Rule 3: 12 of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Virginia.
20. Pursuant to Virginia Code § 8.9A-406, MT can no longer discharge any
obligations to Cyberlux by payment to Cyberlux, but only through payments to Legalist until
such time that the debt secured by Legalist's security interest is satisfied. The outstanding
balance of the debt secured by Legalist's security interest is unknown to MT.
21. As a result, any orders in in this action directing payment to the Judgment
Creditors could expose MT to a "substantial risk of incurring double, multiple or otherwise
inconsistent obligations by reason of the claimed interest" of Legalist. Va. Sup. Ct. R. 3:12(a).
22. MT is withholding any payment which is or may become due and owing to
Cyberlux or Legalist pending further order and/or direction of the Court.
23. All allegations, if any, contained in the Garnishment Summons which have not
been specifically admitted or otherwise addressed are denied.
WHEREFORE, HII Mission Technologies Corp., by counsel, respectfully requests that
this Court enter an Order
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HII Mission Technologies Corp.
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ATLANTIC WAVE HOLDINGS, LLC,
AND
SECURE COMMUNITY, LLC,
Judgment Creditors,
v. Case No. CL22-3882-15
CYBERLUX CORPORATION,
Judgment Debtor,
and
HII MISSION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.,
Garnishee.
GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
Garnishee, HII Mission Technologies Corp. ("MT"), by counsel, pursuant to Virginia
Code § 8.01-515, states as follows for its Answer to the Garnishment Summons issued on behalf
of judgment creditors, Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC and Secure Community, LLC (collectively,
the "Judgment Creditors") and its Plea of Nonjoinder:
Background
1. On September 27, 2024, MT was served with the Garnishment Summons in this
action seeking to garnish "[a]ny monies owed to the judgment debtor," Cyberlux Corporation
("Cyberlux").
2. The Garnishment Summons is returnable on October 28, 2024.
3. In lieu of appearing on the return date, a garnishee may file a statement. Va. Code
Ann. § 8.01-515. "Such statement shall show the amount the garnishee is indebted to the
entityobservation
Cyberlux Corporation
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ATLANTIC WAVE HOLDINGS, LLC,
AND
SECURE COMMUNITY, LLC,
Judgment Creditors,
v. Case No. CL22-3882-15
CYBERLUX CORPORATION,
Judgment Debtor,
and
HII MISSION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.,
Garnishee.
GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
Garnishee, HII Mission Technologies Corp. ("MT"), by counsel, pursuant to Virginia
Code § 8.01-515, states as follows for its Answer to the Garnishment Summons issued on behalf
of judgment creditors, Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC and Secure Community, LLC (collectively,
the "Judgment Creditors") and its Plea of Nonjoinder:
Background
1. On September 27, 2024, MT was served with the Garnishment Summons in this
action seeking to garnish "[a]ny monies owed to the judgment debtor," Cyberlux Corporation
("Cyberlux").
2. The Garnishment Summons is returnable on October 28, 2024.
3. In lieu of appearing on the return date, a garnishee may file a statement. Va. Code
Ann. § 8.01-515. "Such statement shall show the amount the garnishee is indebted to the
entityobservation
Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ATLANTIC WAVE HOLDINGS, LLC,
AND
SECURE COMMUNITY, LLC,
Judgment Creditors,
v. Case No. CL22-3882-15
CYBERLUX CORPORATION,
Judgment Debtor,
and
HII MISSION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.,
Garnishee.
GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
Garnishee, HII Mission Technologies Corp. ("MT"), by counsel, pursuant to Virginia
Code § 8.01-515, states as follows for its Answer to the Garnishment Summons issued on behalf
of judgment creditors, Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC and Secure Community, LLC (collectively,
the "Judgment Creditors") and its Plea of Nonjoinder:
Background
1. On September 27, 2024, MT was served with the Garnishment Summons in this
action seeking to garnish "[a]ny monies owed to the judgment debtor," Cyberlux Corporation
("Cyberlux").
2. The Garnishment Summons is returnable on October 28, 2024.
3. In lieu of appearing on the return date, a garnishee may file a statement. Va. Code
Ann. § 8.01-515. "Such statement shall show the amount the garnishee is indebted to the
entityobservation
Secure Community, LLC
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ATLANTIC WAVE HOLDINGS, LLC,
AND
SECURE COMMUNITY, LLC,
Judgment Creditors,
v. Case No. CL22-3882-15
CYBERLUX CORPORATION,
Judgment Debtor,
and
HII MISSION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.,
Garnishee.
GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
Garnishee, HII Mission Technologies Corp. ("MT"), by counsel, pursuant to Virginia
Code § 8.01-515, states as follows for its Answer to the Garnishment Summons issued on behalf
of judgment creditors, Atlantic Wave Holdings, LLC and Secure Community, LLC (collectively,
the "Judgment Creditors") and its Plea of Nonjoinder:
Background
1. On September 27, 2024, MT was served with the Garnishment Summons in this
action seeking to garnish "[a]ny monies owed to the judgment debtor," Cyberlux Corporation
("Cyberlux").
2. The Garnishment Summons is returnable on October 28, 2024.
3. In lieu of appearing on the return date, a garnishee may file a statement. Va. Code
Ann. § 8.01-515. "Such statement shall show the amount the garnishee is indebted to the
entityobservation
Legalist SPV III, LP
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claim within such time shall constitute a waiver of all claims and a release of [MT's] liability
arising out of such termination."
10. Since May of 2024, MT and Cyberlux have engaged in ongoing communications
in an attempt to agree on the amount, if any, owed to Cyberlux as a result of the termination for
convenience of the Subcontract. That matter remains unresolved as of this filing and is not
anticipated to be resolved as of the return date of October 28, 2024.
11. As a result, MT is unable to state the amount, if any, that MT is indebted to
Cyberlux.
Interests of Cyberlux's Other Creditor, Legalist
12. By letter dated April 5, 2024 from Legalist SPV III, LP ("Legalist"), MT was
informed that Cyberlux has granted a security interest in, and assigned, its accounts receivable to
Legalist pursuant to an Instrument of Assignment.
13. As a result, Legalist directed MT to pay to Legalist all "amounts ordinarily
payable to [Cyberlux] under the [Subcontract]."
14. Therefore, it appears that Legalist has a superior interest in any amounts payable
to Cyberlux based on its perfected security interest in Cyberlux's receivables, which was
perfected earlier in time than the Judgment Creditors' writ of fieri facias or delivery of the same
to the sheriff for execution.
15. On or about July 12, 2024, Cyberlux executed and delivered to MT a letter
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agreement in which Cyberlux "acknowledge[d] and expressly consent[ed] to HII Mission
Technologies Corp. ('HII') paying to Legalist ... all amounts that otherwise become due and
owing to Cyberlux under ... Subcontract ... after the date of execution of this Exhibit. .. until
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Clark J. Belote
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(1) dismissing the Garnishment Summons; or in the alternative
(2) joining Legalist SPV III, LP as a party; and
(2) taking no action against the interests of HII Mission Technologies Corp.
HII MISSION TECHNOLOGIES CORP.
By: [visible signed counsel signature]
Counsel
Dennis T. Lewandowski (VSB No.22232)
Clark J. Belote (VSB No.87310)
KAUFMAN & CANOLES,P.C.
150 West Main Street,Suite2100
Norfolk,VA23510
T:(757)624-3000 F:(888)360-9092
dtlewand@kaufcan.com cjbelote@kaufcan.com
Catrina C. Waltz (VSB No.98446)
KAUFMAN & CANOLES,P.C.
1021 East Cary Street,Suite1400
Richmond,VA23219
T:(804)771-5700 F:(888)360-9092
ccwaltz@kaufcan.com
Counsel for HII Mission Technologies Corp.
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on this24th day of October,2024,a true copy of the foregoing was sent via email(as indicated) and First-Class mail,postage prepaid,to the following:
J. Chapman Petersen,Esq.
Federico J. Zablah,Esq.
CHAP PETERSEN AND ASSOCIATES,PLC
3970 Chain Bridge Road,Fairfax,VA22030
T:(571)549-2512 F:(571)549-2307
jcp@petersenfirm.com fjz@petersenfirm.com
Counsel for Judgment Creditors
Jimmy F. Robinson,Jr.,Esq.
OGLETREE,DEAKINS,NASH,SMOAK & STEWART,P.C.
901 East Byrd Street,Suite1300
Riverfront Plaza,West Tower
Richmond,VA23219
T:(804)663-2330
jimmy.robinson@ogletreedeakins.com
Counsel for Judgment Debtors
Corporation Service Company
251 Little Falls Drive
Wilmington,DE19808
Registered Agent for Legalist SPV III,LP
[Visible signature] Clark J. Belote (VSB No.87310)
30039155v3
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eventattribution
HII reports convenience termination17 May2024 following government13 May action.
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judgment debtor, if any, or what property or effects, if any, the garnishee has or holds which
belongs to the judgment debtor, or in which he has an interest."
4. Effective August 29, 2023, MT's predecessor in interest and Cyberlux entered
into Subcontract No. P000043846 (the "Subcontract").
5. The Subcontract was a firm fixed price contract for work by Cyberlux to support
MT's work under Prime Contract No. GS00Q14OADU109; Task/Delivery Order No.
47QFCA22F0039 (the "Prime Contract") that had been issued by the Federal Systems
Integration and Management Center.
6. The period of performance for the Subcontract was from August 29, 2023 through
July 24, 2024.
MT's Obligations, If Any, to Cyberlux or Its Assignees or Other Creditors
7. On May 13, 2024, the contracting officer for the Prime Contract terminated for
convenience the portion of the Prime Contract scope of work relevant to the Subcontract.
8. On May 17, 2024, MT terminated for convenience the Subcontract, in accordance
with the Subcontract's applicable terms and conditions.
9. Section 32.1 of the Subcontract provides that MT's "sole obligation to [Cyberlux]
in the event of a termination for convenience shall be to pay [Cyberlux] a percentage of the
Subcontract price corresponding with the percentage of the terminated work actually performed
prior to the notice of termination, plus [Cyberlux's] reasonable expenses incurred as a direct
result of the termination. Under no circumstances shall [Cyberlux] be entitled to anticipatory or
lost profits. Within twenty (20) days from such termination, [Cyberlux] may submit to [MT] its
written claim for termination charges in the form prescribed by [MT]. Failure to submit such
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inferenceinference
HII’s inability to quantify termination liability is distinct from its stated assignment-payment restriction; unknown amount does not mean n
HII’s inability to quantify termination liability is distinct from its stated assignment-payment restriction; unknown amount does not mean no assignment notice or a zero debt determination.
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Complete supplied 7-page source reviewed at SHA-256 931786d08eaf25abf97d4bafc76a66cb7cf50d97081eef29a0e9b266b09c003f. Source assertions, ori
Complete supplied 7-page source reviewed at SHA-256 931786d08eaf25abf97d4bafc76a66cb7cf50d97081eef29a0e9b266b09c003f. Source assertions, original visual features, filing/communication context and identified missing attachments are retained. All7 own pages read; images2–7 fully inspected because native scan text was damaged around fold/watermark. Verified July12 consent,SPV name,relief,signature and service recipients from images. Corrections preserve prior native extraction and do not infer underlying letter content beyond pleaded quotations.
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EXHIBIT I
HII MT CYPERLUX GARNISHEE'S ANSWER AND PLEA OF NONJOINDER
(CASE NO. CL22-3882-15) 10.24.24(30060782.1)-2
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questionquestion
What termination claim/settlement,assignment notice,July consent and subsequent direction resolve amount,payee and discharge?
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HII quotes subcontract32.1 allowing percentage of price for work actually performed plus reasonable termination expenses,excluding anticipatory/lost profits;20-day written termination claim provision includes stated waiver/release consequence. HII says negotiations sinceMay remain unresolved and it cannot quantify indebtedness as of filing or expected28 October return.supportsWhat did HII say about payable funds inOctober2024?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII reports5 April2024 Legalist assignment/security notice directing all ordinarily payable subcontract amounts to Legalist. It says Legalist appears superior based on earlier perfection than judgment creditors execution lien; this is HII’s qualified priority assessment,not court determination.supportsHII’s inability to quantify termination liability is distinct from its stated assignment-payment restriction; unknown amount does not mean no assignment notice or a zero debt determination.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII quotes subcontract32.1 allowing percentage of price for work actually performed plus reasonable termination expenses,excluding anticipatory/lost profits;20-day written termination claim provision includes stated waiver/release consequence. HII says negotiations sinceMay remain unresolved and it cannot quantify indebtedness as of filing or expected28 October return.supportsHII’s inability to quantify termination liability is distinct from its stated assignment-payment restriction; unknown amount does not mean no assignment notice or a zero debt determination.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII disclaims a position on ultimate payee yet argues assignment prevents discharge by paying Cyberlux,requests Legalist joinder to avoid double/inconsistent obligations,and withholds payments pending court direction. Prayer seeks garnishment dismissal or alternative joinder and no action against HII interests. Legal argument and requested protection are not granted relief.supportsHII’s inability to quantify termination liability is distinct from its stated assignment-payment restriction; unknown amount does not mean no assignment notice or a zero debt determination.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII recounts Cyberlux12 July2024 written consent to pay subsequently due subcontract amounts to Legalist until written cease notice from Cyberlux or Legalist. HII says subsequent Cyberlux communications vague and no Legalist payments made because no amounts determined due since12 July; Legalist secured balance unknown to HII.supportsWhat did HII say about payable funds inOctober2024?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII recounts Cyberlux12 July2024 written consent to pay subsequently due subcontract amounts to Legalist until written cease notice from Cyberlux or Legalist. HII says subsequent Cyberlux communications vague and no Legalist payments made because no amounts determined due since12 July; Legalist secured balance unknown to HII.supportsHII’s inability to quantify termination liability is distinct from its stated assignment-payment restriction; unknown amount does not mean no assignment notice or a zero debt determination.
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII reports5 April2024 Legalist assignment/security notice directing all ordinarily payable subcontract amounts to Legalist. It says Legalist appears superior based on earlier perfection than judgment creditors execution lien; this is HII’s qualified priority assessment,not court determination.supportsWhat did HII say about payable funds inOctober2024?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII recounts Cyberlux12 July2024 written consent to pay subsequently due subcontract amounts to Legalist until written cease notice from Cyberlux or Legalist. HII says subsequent Cyberlux communications vague and no Legalist payments made because no amounts determined due since12 July; Legalist secured balance unknown to HII.supportsWhat termination claim/settlement,assignment notice,July consent and subsequent direction resolve amount,payee and discharge?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII disclaims a position on ultimate payee yet argues assignment prevents discharge by paying Cyberlux,requests Legalist joinder to avoid double/inconsistent obligations,and withholds payments pending court direction. Prayer seeks garnishment dismissal or alternative joinder and no action against HII interests. Legal argument and requested protection are not granted relief.supportsWhat termination claim/settlement,assignment notice,July consent and subsequent direction resolve amount,payee and discharge?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII quotes subcontract32.1 allowing percentage of price for work actually performed plus reasonable termination expenses,excluding anticipatory/lost profits;20-day written termination claim provision includes stated waiver/release consequence. HII says negotiations sinceMay remain unresolved and it cannot quantify indebtedness as of filing or expected28 October return.supportsWhat termination claim/settlement,assignment notice,July consent and subsequent direction resolve amount,payee and discharge?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII reports5 April2024 Legalist assignment/security notice directing all ordinarily payable subcontract amounts to Legalist. It says Legalist appears superior based on earlier perfection than judgment creditors execution lien; this is HII’s qualified priority assessment,not court determination.supportsWhat termination claim/settlement,assignment notice,July consent and subsequent direction resolve amount,payee and discharge?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
HII disclaims a position on ultimate payee yet argues assignment prevents discharge by paying Cyberlux,requests Legalist joinder to avoid double/inconsistent obligations,and withholds payments pending court direction. Prayer seeks garnishment dismissal or alternative joinder and no action against HII interests. Legal argument and requested protection are not granted relief.supportsWhat did HII say about payable funds inOctober2024?
Specifically named source propositions support the bounded distinction or question.
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