[nessh]

Yes we have a good strong contract that has preserved our rights. What was not written were the verbal agreements where the developer said we were like his partner and whatever improvement we did on the land would be to our advantage because it will be ours etc. So unfortunately we did a lot on the property in anticipation but the subdivision didn’t go through. We tried to get the Receivers who took over the developers defunct company to perform the contract. We won but the Receivers appealed. For some reason our lawyer didn’t submit anything or show up to the appeal. The hearing went ahead even though we were not there and the Receivers got what they wanted. The sheriffs notice on our gates didn’t have a signature because it’s not a warrant. The court has issued a warrant for possession with a seal and no signature. I think that allows the Sheriff to get a Warrant (with a signature?) and enter the property.