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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA 

SOUTHERN DIVISION 

NICHOLAS and JENNIFER * 

STRICKLAND, * 

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 Plaintiffs, * 

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v. * Case No. 06-682-TFM 

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CHAMPION ENTERPRISES, INC. * 

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 Defendant. * 

PLAINTIFF’S AMENDED EXHIBIT LIST

Plaintiffs may introduce any of the following exhibits into evidence at the trial of this 

matter: 

1. Purchase Agreement dated 3/11/03 

2. Binding Arbitration Provision dated 3/8/03 

3. Gateway Homes, Advantage Homes, Redman Homes Homeowner’s Guide, Limited 

Warranty & Arbitration Agreement 

4. Evidence of Insurance, Alfa Mutual Insurance Company dated 4/2/07 

5. Report of Roy E. Bonney 

6. Report of Bobby Parks 

7. Deposition of David Goltz 

8. Literature Plan 

9. Floor Plan 

10. Data Plate 

11. Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin 

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12. Dealer’s Pre-Delivery Inspection Requirements for this Manufactured Home Before 

Its Sale to Retail Purchaser 

13. Unit Appliance Data Sheet 

14. Insulation Information Sheet 

15. Important Health Notice 

16. Bill of Lading 

17. Dealer Check Out Form 

18. Owner Registration Card 

19. Facsimile from Palm Harbor dated March 29, 2003 with list of items 

20. Customer Satisfaction Survey dated April 17, 2003 

21. Rewrite Items 

22. Keith Bowling Invoice 

23. Service Work Order dated Arpil 17, 2003 

24. Customer Courtesy Walk Through Checklist dated April 17, 2003 

25. Customer Satisfaction Survey dated May 2, 2003 

26. Loveless Contracting Invoice 

27. Service Work Order dated April 28, 2003 

28. Parts Invoice 

29. PO Request 

30. Facsimile from Palm Harbor dated February 9, 2004 

31. Customer Satisfaction Survey dated February 23, 2004 

32. Carmen A. Hurst Invoice 

33. Service Work Order dated February 22, 2004 

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34. Parts Invoice dated February 13, 2004 

35. Homeowner’s Guide, Limited Warranty and Arbitration Agreement 

36. Installation Manual 

37. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Research Grant – 1995 

Manufactured Housing Walls That Provide Satisfactory Moisture Performance in All Climates 

38. Manufactured Housing Research Alliance – 1999 – Moisture Problems in 

Manufactured Homes, Understanding Their Causes and Finding Solutions 

39. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) 24 CFR Part 3280 – 2000 – 

Condensation Control for Exterior Walls of Manufactured Homes Sited in Humid and Fringe 

Climates; Proposed Rule 

40. Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) – 2000 – Moisture Problems in Manufactured 

Housing: Probable Causes and Cures 

41. Manufactured Housing Research Alliance Manufactured Housing Technologies – 

2000 – Solving Moisture Problems in Manufactured Housing 

42. Home Energy – 2000 – Moisture Problems in Manufactured Housing 

43. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) 24 CFR Part 3280 – 2002 – 

Condensation Control for Exterior Walls of Manufactured Homes Sited in Humid and Fringe 

Climates; Final Rule 

44. The Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing (PATH) – 2003 – 

Alternatives for Minimizing Moisture Problems in Homes Located in Hot, Humid Climates: 

Interim Report 

45. The Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing (PATH) – 2003 – 

Minimizing Moisture Problems in Homes Located in Hot, Humid Climates: Final Report 

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46. Building America/U.S. Department of Energy – 2004 – Alleviating Moisture 

Problems in Hot, Humid Climate Housing 

47. Prepared for: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington, 

D.C. – October 2004 Office of Policy Development and Research – 2004 – Building Moisture and 

Durability 

48. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) – 2006 – MoistureResistant Homes 

49. ASHRAE Chapter 23 – 2005 – Thermal and Moisture Control in Insulated 

Assemblies: Fundamentals 

50. ASHRAE Chapter 24 – 2005 – Thermal and Moisture Control in Insulated 

Assemblies: Applications 

51. New Texas Residential Building and Energy Code Requirements as of 2002 – Vapor 

Barrier Ban 

52. A Technical Report by . . . Johns Manville – Not in My Building” Moisture and 

Mold Growth / and the Specification of Wall Coverings 

53. Bailey Engineering Corporation – Air Infiltration in Coastal Regions / The “Paston 

Effect” 

54. Sto Corp – Moisture Control Principles for Design and Construction of Wall 

Assemblies 

55. Florida Solar Energy Center – Managing Mold in Your Florida Home: A Consumer 

Guide 

56. Clemson University – Residential Housing Moisture: Build to Keep It Out of 

Homes in the Warm, Humid Climate 

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57. Building Science Digest 106 – Joseph Lstiburek: Understanding Vapor Barriers 

58. Claudette Hanks Reichel, Ed, Professor (Housing), LSU AgCenter: Building your 

Louisiana House 

59. Energy Efficiency Manual: Vapor Barriers-Reference Note 42 – Where Should the 

Vapor Barrier be Installed? 

60. Department of Homeland Security Federal Emergency Management Agency: 

Alternative Housing Pilot Program – Park Model & Mississippi Cottage 

61. 2003 APA – The Engineered Wood Association: Building a Better Home – 

Avoiding Moisture Accumulation in Walls 

62. The Vinyl Institute: AIA/Architectural Record – Continuing Education Series 

63. ASTM Designation: E 1186-03: Standard Practices for Air Leakage Site Detection 

in Building Envelopes and Air Barrier Systems 

64. LSU AgCenter: Ideal Wall Assemblies for Hot-humid and Mixed-humid Climates 

65. PermaVent TM: Microvented Wallcovering 

66. Omnova Solutions Inc: Moisture, Permeability and Mold 

67. Removing the Barriers: Study of Bobby Parks

68. Lab Results of various homes inspected by Bobby Parks

69. Builders Guide – Hot-humid Climates by Joseph Lstiburek – revised 2002

70. Builders Guide – Hot-humid Climates by Joseph Lstiburek – revised 2005

71. Building Science for Builidng Enclosures by Joseph Lstiburek and Eric Burnett – 

2005

72. Moisture Control Handbook by Joseph Lstiburek and John Carmody – 1994

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73. Preliminary Waiver dated March 30, 2000, Part III Department of Housing and 

Urban Development 24 CFR Part 3280 “Condensation Control for Exterior Walls of 

Manufactured Homes Sited in Humid and Fringe Climates; Proposed Rule”

74. Final Rule dated April 24, 2002, Part IV Housing and Urban Development 24 

CFR Part 3280 “Condensation Control for Exterior Walls of Manufactured Homes Sited in 

Humid and Fringe Climates; Waiver; Final Rule”

75. Department of Housing and Urban Development § 3280.506 U/O Value Zone 

Map 

76. The effects of a vapor barrier on a cooled wall in the hot, humid climate/A 

collection and comparison of air sampling by Bobby Parks 

77. The HUD Standards “Part 3282 – Manufactured Home Procedural and 

Enforcement Regulations” 

78. The HUD Standards “Part 3280 – Manufactured Home Construction and Safety 

Standards 

79. Chase Manufactured Home Retail Installment Contract, Security Agreement and 

Disclosure Statement dated March 11, 2003 

80. Seller’s Assignment and Warranty dated March 11, 2003 

81. Bill of Sale dated March 11, 2003 

82. Binding Arbitration Provision dated March 8, 2003 

83. Champion Home Builders Co. Manufacturer’s One-Year Manufactured Home 

Limited Warranty 

84. Champion Home Builders Co. Important Instructions regarding setup of home 

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85. Champion Home Builders Co. Dealer’s Pre-Deliver Inspection Requirements 

dated March 11, 2003 

86. Invoice from Chase dated December 16, 2003 

87. Alabama Department of Motor Vehicle Registration Tag for mobile home dated 

April 4, 2003 

88. Bill of Sale from Palm Harbor Home Center dated March 11, 2003 

89. Title for mobile home dated March 11, 2003 

90. Site Prep Requirements 

91. Chase Insurance Information request 

92. Gateway Homes notice to Dealers regarding cedar lap and log exterior not 

included in one-year warranty 

93. Smoke alarm information 

94. Banner Brass Washerless Faucets Lifetime Limited Warranty 

95. Rehau Pex Limited Warranty 

 Plaintiffs reserve the right to offer any exhibit listed by any other party. 

 Plaintiffs reserve the right to use any exhibit necessary for cross examination. 

 Plaintiffs reserve the right to use any exhibit found through outstanding discovery. 

 Plaintiffs reserve the right to use any exhibit necessary for rebuttal. 

 Plaintiffs reserve the right to use any exhibit used in any deposition taken in this case.

Plaintiffs reserve the right to amend this Exhibit List at any time. 

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 /s/ C. Lance Gould _ 

 C. LANCE GOULD (ASB-0913-G66C) 

 Attorney for Plaintiffs 

OF COUNSEL: 

BEASLEY, ALLEN, CROW, 

METHVIN, PORTIS & MILES, P.C. 

Attorneys at Law 

Post Office Box 4160 

Montgomery, AL 36103-4160 

(334) 269-2343 

(334) 954-7555 (fax) 

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify that I have electronically filed the original of the foregoing document in 

this Court and served a copy upon all Defendants of record as listed below by placing a copy of 

same in the United States Mail, first class, postage prepaid on this the 12th day of September, 

2007. 

 /s/ C. Lance Gould 

 OF COUNSEL 

Gregory S. Ritchey 

RITCHEY & SIMPSON, PLLC 

3288 Morgan Drive, Suite 100 

Birmingham, Alabama 35216 

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