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WHEREAS, since July 2004, Mr. Haas, appearing pro se and acting purportedly on behalf of Collateral Logistics Inc.(“CLI”), has filed dozens of pleadings in this bankruptcy case;and

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WHEREAS, CLI, a corporation, is a legal entity separate from its president and shareholder, Mr. Haas; and

WHEREAS, by Order dated November 10, 2011, the Court held that Mr. Haas did not have standing to be heard on behalf of CLI or himself because he was not a creditor, shareholder or party in interest in this case (D.I. 2459); and

WHEREAS, on October 24, 2012, Mr. Haas filed an emergency motion for payment asserting an individual claim for payment under the Court-approved contracts between the Debtor and CLI (the “Haas Motion”) (D.I. 2478); and

WHEREAS, to the extent that the Haas Motion is a claim on behalf of Mr. Haas as an individual, that claim is barred because it was filed almost a decade after the Bar Date and Mr. Haas has been actively involved in this case and never asserted any individual claim; and

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WHEREAS, Mr. Haas’ numerous filings in this case are repetitive, without merit, and border on harassment;

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ORDERED, that the Haas Motion is DENIED; and it is further

ORDERED, that any further pleadings filed by Mr. Haas in this case shall be deemed stricken; and it is further

ORDERED, that the Clerk’s Office is hereby directed to return, without docketing, any further pleadings which Mr. Haas may file in this case.


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Anyone in the professions concerned with dispute resolution will eventually encounter the claimant – rigid and suspicious but perhaps initially ingratiating – who often appears with many documents, pleading or demanding that they be read. On inspection the arguments are poorly constructed and often confusing and rambling. Excessive highlighting and underlining are common, as well as many attachments, often of no relevance to the case or touting broad principles of human rights. They may utterly deny obvious undisputed facts known to others. Although they certainly may engage in conscious lying, fundamentally it is more the case of a passionate belief in the truth of their perceptions. Personal blogs, chat room dialogue reinforcing their perceptions, and other internet activity will accompany their quest.