A HOLLOW block manufacturing and commercial space rental company has moved for an entry of default against Forson Holdings (CNMI) LLC in federal court for not responding to its lawsuit.
Unicorn sued Forson Holdings for non-payment of lease and has asked the court to issue an order evicting the defendant from the plaintiff’s property.
Unicorn, through attorney Charity Hodson, has requested an entry of default after Forson Holdings failed to respond to the complaint.
“More than 21 days have elapsed since the defendant in this action was served, and defendant has failed to plead or otherwise defend as provided by the federal rules of civil procedure,” Hodson said.
According to the lawsuit, Forson Holdings is believed to be Imperial Pacific International LLC’s sister company.
Unicorn sued Forson Holdings for breach of contract in July 2020.
Cai Lingli, a former IPI board member, is the authorized representative of Forson Holdings the lawsuit stated.
The lawsuit requested the court to issue an order evicting Forson Holdings and all its construction materials and persons from the plaintiff’s real estate property.
Unicorn is also requesting the court to award it $675,000 in unpaid rent, and issue an award of double rent for the period of time that Forson Holdings had stayed on Unicorn’s property without paying rent beginning on Oct. 5, 2018.
Unicorn is likewise seeking an award of general damages in the amount of $783,923 for the cost to repair the property as well as pre-judgement interest and post-judgement interest at 9% per year.
