ESI 1 v ESI 2 - Initial Hearing 01-02/09/2020, Court of Appeal 17/09/2020 (p127)
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Scratchingvalleycat said:carly burn said:orpingtonRED said:After catching up with this and the takeover thread im more confused than i was 2 weeks ago.
Does todays hearing impact on the takeover or not?
Anybody able to answer briefly please.
Elliott is seeking an appeal against judge Pearce's decision that he doesn't own ESI.
If his injunction is approved today then a court case to overturn judge Pearce's decision will be heard in November.
That will have an impact on who Sandgaard has to do a deal with. But it is rumoured that Duchatelet has binned both ESI's off and is dealing with Sandgaard directly. So what happens today with both ESI's is irrelevant.
.However, the EFL appear to be holding back on their verdict on Sandgaard leading many to believe that today has some significant relevance.
If, as Sandgaard has suggested, this is an irrelevancy to his purchase, it can only be in my mind because he believes that he believes that there is already a mechanism in place which allows the recovery of the shares in CAFC from ESI by Staprix. Otherwise it would be relevant because to acquire the club because he would have to wait until the November court hearing for the partipants in the appeal to slyg it out as to who owns ESI.
My belief is that either Staprix and their lawyers are nervous about the recovery, i doubt that since they would seek indemnity over their action from the Sandgaard or that the recovery cannot go ahead until they have a buyer who is entitled to acquire CAFC and operate the football club . That is the decision of the EFL and is currently being witheld, because I am assuming the EFL are hedging their bets against being sued by a Lex Dominus owned ESI..
Therefore in summary the hearing today is not relevant to Sandgaard buying from Staprix, but Staprix will not trigger the approval of the Sandgaard/Staprix SPA for the club because the EFL have not apprived Sandgaard as an owner and are worried about having to run CCAFC themselves.
Imay be barking up the wrong tree maybe even the wrong wood, but that is the only logic that I can see.2 -
Chizz said:I just hope today doesn't turn out to be the calm before the calm.
Is that not an improvement on the storm before the storm ?2 -
let's hope the courts do not reward these total f**** who's primary goal is putting a communities heart and soul on the line to flip it and make some cash they don't deserve...
If they fell dead on the way into the court I'd be delighted
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Is anyone listening in to this today, or is that not possible?0
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So, let's get this straight. This is an appeal to overturn Judge Pearce's ruling that an injunction to stop ESI selling its shares to anyone but Paul Elliott is wrong.
The fact that an injunction is a mechanism to stop something happening, and seeing as the original injunction hearing was 16 days ago, makes ruling against an injunction a farce.
Me - "stop - you can't sell that its mine"
Judge "no it's not - sale can proceed"
Me - " I'll appeal then"
Judge " you want to appeal, oh that's a different matter then. Stop the sale"
So, you have a Judge saying you cant stop the sale but appeal that decision & the sale is stopped.
Bonkers. The law is indeed an ass & I'm a banana.5 -
sillav nitram said:Scratchingvalleycat said:carly burn said:orpingtonRED said:After catching up with this and the takeover thread im more confused than i was 2 weeks ago.
Does todays hearing impact on the takeover or not?
Anybody able to answer briefly please.
Elliott is seeking an appeal against judge Pearce's decision that he doesn't own ESI.
If his injunction is approved today then a court case to overturn judge Pearce's decision will be heard in November.
That will have an impact on who Sandgaard has to do a deal with. But it is rumoured that Duchatelet has binned both ESI's off and is dealing with Sandgaard directly. So what happens today with both ESI's is irrelevant.
.However, the EFL appear to be holding back on their verdict on Sandgaard leading many to believe that today has some significant relevance.
If, as Sandgaard has suggested, this is an irrelevancy to his purchase, it can only be in my mind because he believes that he believes that there is already a mechanism in place which allows the recovery of the shares in CAFC from ESI by Staprix. Otherwise it would be relevant because to acquire the club because he would have to wait until the November court hearing for the partipants in the appeal to slyg it out as to who owns ESI.
My belief is that either Staprix and their lawyers are nervous about the recovery, i doubt that since they would seek indemnity over their action from the Sandgaard or that the recovery cannot go ahead until they have a buyer who is entitled to acquire CAFC and operate the football club . That is the decision of the EFL and is currently being witheld, because I am assuming the EFL are hedging their bets against being sued by a Lex Dominus owned ESI..
Therefore in summary the hearing today is not relevant to Sandgaard buying from Staprix, but Staprix will not trigger the approval of the Sandgaard/Staprix SPA for the club because the EFL have not apprived Sandgaard as an owner and are worried about having to run CCAFC themselves.
Imay be barking up the wrong tree maybe even the wrong wood, but that is the only logic that I can see.BigDiddy said:We are so F****d if this goes on.
Bolton, Bury, Wigan, Macclesfield ........I hope we do not follow their fates.
I am disgusted with the Courts, EFL and those thieves in ESI1 and ESI2, not forgetting the douchebag in Belgium who is really behind this shit show.
How can a club be sold for £1 on TWO occasions to scumbags who have never proven funds or any good intent?
Can someone explain that in simple english ?2 -
sillav nitram said:Scratchingvalleycat said:carly burn said:orpingtonRED said:After catching up with this and the takeover thread im more confused than i was 2 weeks ago.
Does todays hearing impact on the takeover or not?
Anybody able to answer briefly please.
Elliott is seeking an appeal against judge Pearce's decision that he doesn't own ESI.
If his injunction is approved today then a court case to overturn judge Pearce's decision will be heard in November.
That will have an impact on who Sandgaard has to do a deal with. But it is rumoured that Duchatelet has binned both ESI's off and is dealing with Sandgaard directly. So what happens today with both ESI's is irrelevant.
.However, the EFL appear to be holding back on their verdict on Sandgaard leading many to believe that today has some significant relevance.
If, as Sandgaard has suggested, this is an irrelevancy to his purchase, it can only be in my mind because he believes that he believes that there is already a mechanism in place which allows the recovery of the shares in CAFC from ESI by Staprix. Otherwise it would be relevant because to acquire the club because he would have to wait until the November court hearing for the partipants in the appeal to slyg it out as to who owns ESI.
My belief is that either Staprix and their lawyers are nervous about the recovery, i doubt that since they would seek indemnity over their action from the Sandgaard or that the recovery cannot go ahead until they have a buyer who is entitled to acquire CAFC and operate the football club . That is the decision of the EFL and is currently being witheld, because I am assuming the EFL are hedging their bets against being sued by a Lex Dominus owned ESI..
Therefore in summary the hearing today is not relevant to Sandgaard buying from Staprix, but Staprix will not trigger the approval of the Sandgaard/Staprix SPA for the club because the EFL have not apprived Sandgaard as an owner and are worried about having to run CCAFC themselves.
Imay be barking up the wrong tree maybe even the wrong wood, but that is the only logic that I can see.4 -
i_b_b_o_r_g said:Is anyone listening in to this today, or is that not possible?
Airman listening and tweeting and someone posting updates in here I believe1 -
Richard Cawley will also be tweeting updates.1
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2-0 Charlton
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I can just see it - both screens set to this and the Shenanigans threads; phone set on Cawley tweets and tablet on Airman tweets. That will leave me no room for Sandgaard inputs and the thoughts of Lifers who forget and carry on posting their reactions regardless on the Sandgaard thread.
I know I shouldn’t be worried about the judges determining that Judge Pearce was wrong to come to the judgement he did do. However I can’t hold back the fear of the injunction being allowed to carry over until the trial and what that might do to the EFL’s continued dithering.
At least in 90 minutes something should happen.
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Stig said:2-0 Charlton
COYA!
By that time everyone had gone home so a re-match it is.3 -
Another 4 hours of listening to that prick Chaisty.
No thanks!
Good luck to all those that do.4 -
carly burn said:Another 4 hours of listening to that prick Chaisty.
No thanks!
Good luck to all those that do.
A big thank you to these two in advance though.1 -
carly burn said:Another 4 hours of listening to that prick Chaisty.
No thanks!
Good luck to all those that do.5 -
golfaddick said:So, let's get this straight. This is an appeal to overturn Judge Pearce's ruling that an injunction to stop ESI selling its shares to anyone but Paul Elliott is wrong.
The fact that an injunction is a mechanism to stop something happening, and seeing as the original injunction hearing was 16 days ago, makes ruling against an injunction a farce.
Me - "stop - you can't sell that its mine"
Judge "no it's not - sale can proceed"
Me - " I'll appeal then"
Judge " you want to appeal, oh that's a different matter then. Stop the sale"
So, you have a Judge saying you cant stop the sale but appeal that decision & the sale is stopped.
Bonkers. The law is indeed an ass & I'm a banana.
The Hearing in November will decide if Elliott has the exclusive right to buy.0 -
mascot88 said:let's hope the courts do not reward these total f**** who's primary goal is putting a communities heart and soul on the line to flip it and make some cash they don't deserve...
If they fell dead on the way into the court I'd be delighted
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carly burn said:Another 4 hours of listening to that prick Chaisty.
No thanks!
Good luck to all those that do.0 -
Are we likely to know the decision today?0
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I cant see this taking as long as the others.1
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stoneroses19 said:carly burn said:Another 4 hours of listening to that prick Chaisty.
No thanks!
Good luck to all those that do.0 -
COURT OF APPEAL
CIVIL DIVISIONBefore LORD JUSTICE LEWISON and
LORD JUSTICE MALES
Thursday, 17th September, 2020
Not Before half-past 10
APPEAL
TO BE HEARD REMOTELY
From The Chancery Division
FINAL DECISIONS
A3/2020/1465 Lex Dominus Limited -v- Panorama Magic General Contracting LLC. Appeal of Claimant from the order of his honour judge Pearce, dated 1st September 2020, filed 3rd September 2020.From the cause list. Only two judges rather than the usual three.
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Could one of the posters who understand the law give an indication on how they think this will play out?
Maybe a percentage that it gets denied, or odds for and against or something, because I really haven't got a scooby what's going on
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Jints said:
COURT OF APPEAL
CIVIL DIVISIONBefore LORD JUSTICE LEWISON and
LORD JUSTICE MALES
Thursday, 17th September, 2020
Not Before half-past 10
APPEAL
TO BE HEARD REMOTELY
From The Chancery Division
FINAL DECISIONS
A3/2020/1465 Lex Dominus Limited -v- Panorama Magic General Contracting LLC. Appeal of Claimant from the order of his honour judge Pearce, dated 1st September 2020, filed 3rd September 2020.From the cause list. Only two judges rather than the usual three.
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GoOnYouHaddocks said:Could one of the posters who understand the law give an indication on how they think this will play out?
Maybe a percentage that it gets denied, or odds for and against or something, because I really haven't got a scooby what's going on
I don't think anyone who has not seen the original decision and the skeleton arguments for each party could give a view as to prospects of success.4 -
Solidgone said:Jints said:
COURT OF APPEAL
CIVIL DIVISIONBefore LORD JUSTICE LEWISON and
LORD JUSTICE MALES
Thursday, 17th September, 2020
Not Before half-past 10
APPEAL
TO BE HEARD REMOTELY
From The Chancery Division
FINAL DECISIONS
A3/2020/1465 Lex Dominus Limited -v- Panorama Magic General Contracting LLC. Appeal of Claimant from the order of his honour judge Pearce, dated 1st September 2020, filed 3rd September 2020.From the cause list. Only two judges rather than the usual three.
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Scoham said:Richard Cawley will also be tweeting updates.2
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Jints said:GoOnYouHaddocks said:Could one of the posters who understand the law give an indication on how they think this will play out?
Maybe a percentage that it gets denied, or odds for and against or something, because I really haven't got a scooby what's going on
I don't think anyone who has not seen the original decision and the skeleton arguments for each party could give a view as to prospects of success.1 -
GoOnYouHaddocks said:Could one of the posters who understand the law give an indication on how they think this will play out?
Maybe a percentage that it gets denied, or odds for and against or something, because I really haven't got a scooby what's going on0 -
Solidgone said:Jints said:
COURT OF APPEAL
CIVIL DIVISIONBefore LORD JUSTICE LEWISON and
LORD JUSTICE MALES
Thursday, 17th September, 2020
Not Before half-past 10
APPEAL
TO BE HEARD REMOTELY
From The Chancery Division
FINAL DECISIONS
A3/2020/1465 Lex Dominus Limited -v- Panorama Magic General Contracting LLC. Appeal of Claimant from the order of his honour judge Pearce, dated 1st September 2020, filed 3rd September 2020.From the cause list. Only two judges rather than the usual three.
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