Posted On: 10/05/2015 12:17:47 PM
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I'm not sure it doesn't, maybe COR's clients do not have merit to sue.
We all know that shares were released into the market, and purchased by CRGP. Then a due bill was attached to those shares, and COR had to pay the bill.
The question arises, at least from me, were those shares eligible for trading after the note converted? If so, then no merit. If not, then then there is a reason for this mess.
What would be your basis for non-merit?
We all know that shares were released into the market, and purchased by CRGP. Then a due bill was attached to those shares, and COR had to pay the bill.
The question arises, at least from me, were those shares eligible for trading after the note converted? If so, then no merit. If not, then then there is a reason for this mess.
What would be your basis for non-merit?
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