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Lawyer sues tour agent for alleged trespass
A lawyer is suing a tour agent for alleged trespass.
Charles P. Reyes accused Crystal Star Corp. of repeatedly entering his property in Gualo Rai without his consent in 2015 to gain access to an adjacent land and unload a large shipping container of goods.
Reyes is suing Crystal Star Corp. for trespass to land and conversion.
Crystal Star operates as a “tour agent” engaged in the “jungle tour and restaurant” line of businesses. Chen Li is listed as president, treasurer, director, and shareholder. Chen Dingfa is listed as director and secretary.
Reyes is demanding unspecified damages and an injunction to stop the corporation from further trespass. He also wants a jury trial.
The lawyer said that on June 8, 2015, Crystal Star repeatedly entered his property without his consent to unload a container of goods on the adjacent lot.
Reyes said Crystal Star hired a forklift and drove it through his property, damaging his lawn. He said the defendant also cut down his plants and left rocks debris on his property.
He said he had at least four or five “no trespassing” and/or “keep out” signs.
Reyes said he was forced to call the police to compel the defendant’s departure.
