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ESI 1 v ESI 2 - Initial Hearing 01-02/09/2020, Court of Appeal 17/09/2020 (p127)
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Ah ok, hope you’re right!ForeverAddickted said:
Thats the trial between Lex and Panorama, we wont be involved in thatse9addick said:why is this thread titled
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yes they are just after leave to appeal which if granted would allow them to appeal the injunction decision. I don't think it's a hearing but a Judge goes over documentary evidence and makes a decision, I think.se9addick said:
They don’t need the appeal to be successful, they just need leave to appeal to be granted and we are back where we were before yesterdays case and would need to wait until the full appeal is heard in November?killerandflash said:
An appeal which is highly unlikely to be successful, but the judge felt it fair to give Lex a week to attempt itse9addick said:
Isn’t it just a week to obtain leave to appeal? I.e. if that’s granted the potential delay would be significantly longer?killerandflash said:A week is fine. As I said earlier it's annoying, but a minor inconvenience.0 -
bobmunro said:
No - Court of Appeal decide if they will give leave to appeal, as Pearce has himself refused them. So it's the same hearing as today, rather than yesterday.Leeds_Addick said:
Same hearing as yesterday but in the court of appeal I thinkJ BLOCK said:So can someone explain what this means. What is going to happen in 7 days, another hearing or what?
@bobmunro Is it possible that the CoA say they will hear the appeal in 10 days, can the temporary injunction be appealed further or is 7 days concrete?
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It will be weeks. The EFL are unlikely to stop the embargo as soon as there is a takeover. They take weeks or months to make judgment on anything .MarcusH26 said:This absolutely bizarre, what's with all the pathetic delaying tactics when there's a willing buyer waiting to complete? Another week without signings now too0 -
So, if I have this right.
PE wanted to stop the sale of the club so wants an injunction.
Injunction denied.
PE appeals that decision.
Appeal denied.
Appeals the appeal to the Court of Appeal.
Granted.
Why the feck not just go straight to the top in the first place.
I hasten to add I don't think the Court of Appeal is the furthest they can go. Royal Court of Justice ??0 -
It wasn't submitted in evidence yesterday. The statement, used today, was made after last night.robinofottershaw said:So yesterday we were surprised that the judge didn’t take into account the speculation that the club was about to be sold to TS.Today the judge has refused permission for the plaintiff to appeal his decision, but given the plaintiff wants to then appeal further to the Court of Appeal, the reports of an imminent takeover IS relevant and he will allow them an interim injunction for 7 days.
I am no expert but then shouldn’t the judge have taken this into account yesterday?
Everyone should have probably kept quite until after this hearing. Including TS.1 -
I think everyone is jumping the gun a little.
They won't get an appeal heard in 7 days.
Week today I think Sandgaard will have a small window to buy the club between the end of a temporary induction and the apeal going ahead0 -
Yes, it's not as if TS was ready to go todayChunes said:Essentially it could only be a 5-day delay, since the takeover was only expected to be complete by Friday at the very earliest.1 -
No but our season will be.ForeverAddickted said:The judge has effectively said that he doesn't believe Sandgaard's interest in buying Charlton will be affected by a short delay.
Less time to get new players in
The 5 players Bowyer has lined up may go elsewhere
Matthews may go elsewhere.
Seriously what is the point in holding up the sale, all its gonna do is mess up our season0 -
Well that'll depend on whether they've already approved SandgaardBedsaddick said:
It will be weeks. The EFL are unlikely to stop the embargo as soon as there is a takeover. They take weeks or months to make judgment on anything .MarcusH26 said:This absolutely bizarre, what's with all the pathetic delaying tactics when there's a willing buyer waiting to complete? Another week without signings now too
They may take three weeks in total to do that, so another lost week isnt making much difference0 - Sponsored links:
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Lex Dominus legal fees at £24k, doubled in the space of a few days. First statement was at £12,500. Kreamer notes that Chaisty more senior than her.
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They don’t care. None of this has ever been about the well being of the club.paulie8290 said:
No but our season will be.ForeverAddickted said:The judge has effectively said that he doesn't believe Sandgaard's interest in buying Charlton will be affected by a short delay.
Less time to get new players in
The 5 players Bowyer has lined up may ho elsewhere
Matthews may go elsewhere.
Seriously what is the point in holding up the sale, all its gonna do is mess up our season8 -
blackpool72 said:Yet another week goes by with our transfer embargo in place.
Fuck off Elliott and die a painful death you corrupt peice of shit.
If he’s closed down and asset stripped a girls‘ boarding school he won’t bat an eyelid at destroying an historic London club to make himself a few million quid. I suspect he has a personality disorder.Psychopath.7 -
Shambolic. Do the EFL want their competitions ruined because for the second year running sides have to start the season playing kids?Bedsaddick said:
It will be weeks. The EFL are unlikely to stop the embargo as soon as there is a takeover. They take weeks or months to make judgment on anything .MarcusH26 said:This absolutely bizarre, what's with all the pathetic delaying tactics when there's a willing buyer waiting to complete? Another week without signings now too2 -
Lex Dominus costs were £42k before today’s hearing, says Kreamer.
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I've no idea whether Sandgaard can be approved before the takeover happens or not. Bowyer seemed to suggest he had players lined up to arrive, which implies there wouldn't be a 2 or 3 week delay after a takeover waiting for approval?ForeverAddickted said:
Well that'll depend on whether they've already approved SandgaardBedsaddick said:
It will be weeks. The EFL are unlikely to stop the embargo as soon as there is a takeover. They take weeks or months to make judgment on anything .MarcusH26 said:This absolutely bizarre, what's with all the pathetic delaying tactics when there's a willing buyer waiting to complete? Another week without signings now too
They may take three weeks in total to do that, so another lost week isnt making much difference1 -
Can someone explain the varying part. Can it be extended?0
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Would you spend millions of your own money whilst there’s still legal uncertainty over the ownership of the thing you’re buying?mattinfinland said:I think everyone is jumping the gun a little.
They won't get an appeal heard in 7 days.
Week today I think Sandgaard will have a small window to buy the club between the end of a temporary induction and the apeal going ahead3 -
It also gives the Turkish a bit longer to negotiate and complete Due Dilligence...
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This, this week was massive regarding the squad and it’s gone now, Bowyer still toying between which under 17 will make the bench at crewe, this week injunction could set us back a season or two, you might think I’m being dramatic, but we now start the season with our worst squad for years.paulie8290 said:
No but our season will be.ForeverAddickted said:The judge has effectively said that he doesn't believe Sandgaard's interest in buying Charlton will be affected by a short delay.
Less time to get new players in
The 5 players Bowyer has lined up may ho elsewhere
Matthews may go elsewhere.
Seriously what is the point in holding up the sale, all its gonna do is mess up our season6 - Sponsored links:
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it's to appeal to the Court of Appeal to allow them to appeal the injunction decisionkillerandflash said:
The week is to appeal to the court of appeal to get a date, not to have the actual hearing there. Any hearing would be months, even a year awaySELR_addicks said:
This. Even knowledge of a date at the court of appeals will mean they can grant extra time.Bedsaddick said:There is probably something that they will come up with on the 9th to prevent it further more . It’s bloody ridiculous
It's an injunction and the judge has basically fully backtracked on his verdict yesterday.
It's incredibly unlikely to be granted0 -
The RCJ is the building where the Court of Appeal is based.golfaddick said:So, if I have this right.
PE wanted to stop the sale of the club so wants an injunction.
Injunction denied.
PE appeals that decision.
Appeal denied.
Appeals the appeal to the Court of Appeal.
Granted.
Why the feck not just go straight to the top in the first place.
I hasten to add I don't think the Court of Appeal is the furthest they can go. Royal Court of Justice ??1 -
Think Pearce's thinking for the 7 day delay is this
Not a chance in hell you win an appeal to a higher court, but if 7 days gets you to stop your waffling, here you go, be my guest and try it, but you won't be successful. Annoyed that the judge has succumbed to such desperation, but that's what it is, desperation19 -
Our friend John/Fred/itsagoldfinch has piped up on twitter...0
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Will we have the same judge next week.0
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If court of appeal say they can appeal then will there be an additional injunction on top of the 7 days?LargeAddick said:
it's to appeal to the Court of Appeal to allow them to appeal the injunction decisionkillerandflash said:
The week is to appeal to the court of appeal to get a date, not to have the actual hearing there. Any hearing would be months, even a year awaySELR_addicks said:
This. Even knowledge of a date at the court of appeals will mean they can grant extra time.Bedsaddick said:There is probably something that they will come up with on the 9th to prevent it further more . It’s bloody ridiculous
It's an injunction and the judge has basically fully backtracked on his verdict yesterday.
It's incredibly unlikely to be granted0 -
Supreme Court next up from the Royal Courts .golfaddick said:So, if I have this right.
PE wanted to stop the sale of the club so wants an injunction.
Injunction denied.
PE appeals that decision.
Appeal denied.
Appeals the appeal to the Court of Appeal.
Granted.
Why the feck not just go straight to the top in the first place.
I hasten to add I don't think the Court of Appeal is the furthest they can go. Royal Court of Justice ??0 -
Would that be the 11th by any chance ?killerandflash said:
The season proper doesn't start until 2 days after the 9th. The transfer window is open for a month and a half stillBR7_addick said:More stress for Bowyer then no transfers for another week, this season borderline a write off already, c*nts!!!!!!3 -
Yes, as I see it, otherwise no point of an appeal.Leeds_Addick said:
If they get a date does the injunction get extended?killerandflash said:
The week is to appeal to the court of appeal to get a date, not to have the actual hearing there. Any hearing would be months, even a year awaySELR_addicks said:
This. Even knowledge of a date at the court of appeals will mean they can grant extra time.Bedsaddick said:There is probably something that they will come up with on the 9th to prevent it further more . It’s bloody ridiculous
It's an injunction and the judge has basically fully backtracked on his verdict yesterday.
It's incredibly unlikely to be granted
This is not just can kicking but pure hatred by PE. He has no interest in the club. I know this is an open forum but I seriously hope something bad happens to him one day.
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Surely not as it may as well be a proper injunction if so.Leeds_Addick said:
If court of appeal say they can appeal then will there be an additional injunction on top of the 7 days?LargeAddick said:
it's to appeal to the Court of Appeal to allow them to appeal the injunction decisionkillerandflash said:
The week is to appeal to the court of appeal to get a date, not to have the actual hearing there. Any hearing would be months, even a year awaySELR_addicks said:
This. Even knowledge of a date at the court of appeals will mean they can grant extra time.Bedsaddick said:There is probably something that they will come up with on the 9th to prevent it further more . It’s bloody ridiculous
It's an injunction and the judge has basically fully backtracked on his verdict yesterday.
It's incredibly unlikely to be granted1
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