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Which is great, except no assets can be given over until the trial is over.
by LatteLazy 6y ago
Which is great, except no assets can be given over until the trial is over.
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- stale2002 6y agoYou previously just asked why they would want to take these actions. And I told you why. It is because none of this has anything to do with creditors making good faith attempts to get paid back. What this whole thing is about, is about an attempt by the new york AG, to dissolve the organization, and is not a good faith attempt to make creditors whole. The whole point of all this stuff, is to sidestep back faith attempts at dissolution, and instead go through the normal process for handling fines/fraud/ect. The dissolution is what is going to be evaded.