Philipsburg: --- The court of first instance has rejected the claim filed against Talking Drum Foundation by Julian Rollocks. The court also prohibited Rollocks from acting as a representative to the Foundation in its April 9 ruling while giving Julian Rollocks one week to turn over all documents, contracts as well as sub-contracts for the Border Point to his half brother Cimmeran Marlin.The judge in his ruling said while he would not give a direct decision on how the foundation and Rollocks should settle their dispute regarding Rollocks so called investment in the foundation.
The judge stated that based on the letter to Rollocks by Talking Drum pertaining to the investments Rollocks must substantiate his investment claims if a settlement is to be reached between the foundation and Rollocks.
On March 15 2010, Julian Rollocks took the Talking Drum Foundation to court after they prohibited him from acting and collecting monies on behalf of the foundation.
Two days after the hearing Rollocks sent a cashier's check to the foundation to the amount of $20,475 as well as a letter apologizing to the foundation which was founded by his half brother Cimmeran Marlin. According to information reaching SMN News the monies Rollocks returned to the foundation does not represent the total amount of monies he received on behalf of Talking Drums.
Details on the verdict will be published in a subsequent article on this website.
In the meantime, SMN News has learned that the a letter was sent to the executive council by members of the Talking Drum Foundation asking the council to investigate Julian Rollocks since he is allegedly misusing the foundation for his personal gain.
