Post by Poor Richard on May 5, 2022 4:04:02 GMT -7
Brockett Severs Legal Ties to the GLA Board
In an email to the Glastonbury Landowner's Association Tim Brockett provided notice that he was severing all legal ties as a Director with them. Brockett was elected to the GLA Board in November of 2019 for a two-year term. His term expired in December of 2021. Brockett was concerned about possibly being held legally liable for Board actions taken after his term expired. His full statement sent to the GLA Board email address is below:
To All:
I was elected to a two-year term in November of 2019. My term expired in December of 2021.
Indemnity is a critical benefit of serving on the GLA Board. Indemnity protects me from personally being sued for any action I take as a director. Since my term expired last December I believe that I am no longer indemnified by the GLA. Many former board members are still acting as legal directors even though their terms have expired or they have been term-limited off the board. One director is now in her third year of a one-year elected term. The 6th District Court has yet to clearly state who legally remains as a GLA Director.
I have repeatedly requested that the GLA Board provide proof of indemnification. My requests have gone unanswered.
I do not believe that I can resign from the Board because my term has expired.
Therefore this is my notification to the GLA Board that I no longer consider myself legally connected to the GLA Board as a director. Please adjust your records accordingly.
Sincerely,
Tim Brockett
I was elected to a two-year term in November of 2019. My term expired in December of 2021.
Indemnity is a critical benefit of serving on the GLA Board. Indemnity protects me from personally being sued for any action I take as a director. Since my term expired last December I believe that I am no longer indemnified by the GLA. Many former board members are still acting as legal directors even though their terms have expired or they have been term-limited off the board. One director is now in her third year of a one-year elected term. The 6th District Court has yet to clearly state who legally remains as a GLA Director.
I have repeatedly requested that the GLA Board provide proof of indemnification. My requests have gone unanswered.
I do not believe that I can resign from the Board because my term has expired.
Therefore this is my notification to the GLA Board that I no longer consider myself legally connected to the GLA Board as a director. Please adjust your records accordingly.
Sincerely,
Tim Brockett