Posted On: 10/15/2015 7:58:36 PM
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What about all these court days? COR asked for 7 days to get response from the affected parties, 7 for them to give a response, 10 for a hearing, and 2 for appointment of a receiver. If I'm not wrong, that makes 26 days. The remaining days are 20.
7 for a response from affected parties and 10 for a hearing look too short to me, times 3 or more make more sense.
Proposing a very biased procedure because they give the last response and they name the receiver -and forgot to mention the special dividend rules-.
But going back to the dates, how can they (COR) ask for dates that already can't be met?
Of how can the court accept something that cannot be met?
7 for a response from affected parties and 10 for a hearing look too short to me, times 3 or more make more sense.
Proposing a very biased procedure because they give the last response and they name the receiver -and forgot to mention the special dividend rules-.
But going back to the dates, how can they (COR) ask for dates that already can't be met?
Of how can the court accept something that cannot be met?
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Always, always do you own DD. Only invest funds you can afford to lose and trust nobody but yourself.
Always, always do you own DD. Only invest funds you can afford to lose and trust nobody but yourself.
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