Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Litigation - the Diocese of Fort Worth

The Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, which is incorporated under Texas law, voted at its annual convention in November 2008 to amend its Constitution and bylaws to make the corporation no longer a diocese in ECUSA. Predictably, ECUSA's Presiding Bishop and her Chancellor have moved in to organize the dissenters into a body that they think can serve as a vehicle for a lawsuit against the departed diocese to assert claims to its bank accounts and property. The moves in that game, and what is wrong with ECUSA's strategy, are detailed in the posts below.



The Situation in Fort Worth






























Texas Supreme Court to Hear San Angelo Case

Big News in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Files Its Opening Brief

Fort Worth Diocese Completes Briefing in Texas Supreme Court

Have They Violated Title IV? Ten Brave Episcopal Clergy Defy ECUSA in Fort Worth Case

Nicely Done, Judge Brister

Stalinist Tactics Deployed to Silence ECUSA Bishops in Court

Bishopsgate Plot Thickens: Complaint Timed to Intimidate Witness

Charge of the Lie Brigade

Bishop Iker Responds to Amicus Complaints by Requesting Expedited Hearing in Texas Supreme Court

Texas Supreme Court Sets Oct. 16 Date for Fort Worth Appeal

Oral Arguments Tomorrow in Texas and Virginia

Arguing the Texas Cases

Arguing the Texas Cases (II)

What Is It about "Conflicts of Interest" that the Kangaroo Court Cannot Understand?




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