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Rus, you seem to be quite a cretin. I think that it would be accurate to state that I am perfectly qualified to comment on the legal aspect of the claim.
Just bear in mind that if Cine loses the appeal then there will be a significant amount of pre & Post Judgment Interest to add to the initial judgment. if this goes on for another year, could easily be in excess of 200 million canadian dollars in interest!
Small Trader, the rules of disclosure in litigation compel parties to search for and disclose any documents which either assist or hinder their respective case.
LPD, I have just checked aRegal locations in New York, for Friday & Saturday showings of Bond. appears to be nowhere near as much pre-booking interest as there was in the UK. Some of the evening showings have not had a single booking! This being said, the publicity machine is currently in town so i'm hoping for an exponential rise in interest.
Bonkers, As a commercial litigator, I do understand MAE clauses in M&A situations from a UK perspective.
With the exception of specific common law principles, the Canadian position is not massively different. However, the following article will shed light on the specifics.
https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=c79c6baa-3103-42a7-b762-883d98807e32
"promotional offer is for a minimum 3 month subscription" - read the samll print
Playing devil's advocate, I would say that the converse it also true. Perhaps a desperate final roll of the dice before the end. In reality, i don't think the trial speaks to the 'cash' position of Cine.
Conducive and incidental to the above, I note that the comments seems to intimate that the trial is 'free'. I don't iunderstand this to be the case. The only differnece i see is that people still have to pay but they are only tied in for 3 months rather than the usual 12 months.
There is big difference between being "pessimistic" and being a pragmatist/realist. I would say Funinvestor falls into the latter.
Jordan's comments and belief that a takeover is iminent, may well be correct (even a broken clock is right twice a day). However, what I find telling is that s/he felt that this was the appropriate forum to share such market sensitive data. Such a disclosure is wrong on so many fronts. In any event, the Veracity of Jordan's takeover belief should be irrelevant to those that had already formed a view on CINE
Unlimted is trending as the 'hottest' deal via tesco clubcard boost. Will help get more people back into cinemas
https://www.hotukdeals.com/
Next time you have a bill to pay, do so with positivity.
Forest79, Lol, I don't know who cruis 1 is but given the tenor of your comment I assume he's an individual who has made disparaging remarks about cine. Look at my comment history you cretin. Go back to your hole and rub the two 50p coins you have invested in Cine. Leave making real money to the big boys. If you can't understand the relavnce of my comment then that's your problem.
Opening on Wednesday is not a certainty.
Lag1, like your optimism, but imo this is not hitting £2 this year, maybe by 2022. In the next 3 months I think 1.30 is achievable, with 1.50 by end of the year. I would be overjoyed to be proven wrong as my target price is around £1.60. GLA
can't deny his years of service to the monarchy, but my abiding memory of Prince Philip was meeting him at the Duke of Endinburgh awards ceremony. I was part of group of 8, we were all of a BAME background. Upon meeting us, he stated "your parents must have had a torrid time raising 8 boys", We were all unrelated. SImpler times.
https://www.cityam.com/talkover-talk-mounts-as-chinese-tycoon-ups-stake-in-cineworld/
If already posted - sorry
only 2 job postings in last 5 months
You smart cookies that called the Jangho increase deserve a round of applause