Beckley, West Virginia Case:
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Complaint:
COUNT THREE (BREACH OF CONTRACT AS TO LDS CHURCH, COP AND CPB)
- Plaintiff repeat and reallege each and every previous paragraph
of their Complaint as though fully set forth here at length.
- At all times material hereto, Defendants LDS Church, COP and CPB
had unilaterally contracted with the minor Plaintiff's father, a member in good
standing of the LDS Church, to take certain steps to protect Plaintiff, a third
party beneficiary to the unilateral contract, from the harm of sexual abuse and
neglect. The consideration for Defendants' promise was the continued membership
in the LDS Church by the
minor Plaintiff's father and his obligation to pay one-tenth of his income to
Defendant LDS Church. Defendants' duly authorized agents/servants, acting within
the scope of their employment, learned in 1989 that the minor Plaintiff was a
victim of sexual abuse and that Plaintiff would continue to be victimized
without the promised intervention of Defendants. Without justification or
excuse, Defendants' agents/servants breached their contractual obligation to the
minor Plaintiff and said breach was the direct and proximate cause of
Plaintiff's severe and irreparable injuries.
- Based on the foregoing, the minor Plaintiff is entitled to
judgment against the Defendants in the amount of $150,000,000.00 together with
interest thereon until paid in full, attorney fees and Court costs incurred in
these proceedings
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