DA39 – Court Conduct and Corporate Layering

Overview

The court was never informed that the rent collector was not the landlord. The entities involved—Malida Leang, Inc., Phat L. Tran, DMD, Inc., and Smart Invest HB, LLC—all share a single home address but were used for different financial activities, including rent collection, lease signing, and eviction processing. None of these entities disclosed this overlap or clarified their relationships during the eviction proceedings.

Corporate Entities of Interest

Red Flags

 

Make rent payable to a "bank account number" outside the paid contract than I texted Hasno got. O yes thank you in advance Fat.

If you show this to anyone know I did not sign it and know nothing about it.

To prove a debt in a California Superior Court, you must prove a legally binding agreement existed and show evidence of non-payment,

 

 

such as written contracts, promissory notes, loan agreements, bank records, or even a series of emails and text messages. You will also need to show that the defendant has not paid, which can be evidenced by overdue invoices or the defendant's own financial records, which you can subpoena from them. 

Evidence of the debt

 

Key Claim

These layered corporations formed a RICO-qualifying enterprise by coordinating rental agreements, misrepresenting corporate roles in court, and laundering payments through personal or shell-owned accounts under the guise of business.

Linked Evidence