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Maybe time to write to someone.???
Written 2 email's with no reply from Resolve.
None of these twats are giving anything on information asked for like
What was the vote count.
Will we have to vote on the resolutions again in the next general meeting, if they get around to one,
Who are the creditors ??
Are we solvent or insolvent.
This is the not very well edited letter I sent to Resolvegroupuk.com
Dear sir or madam,
I have recently voted on the above issue in question, nanosynth group , and due to the adjourned general meeting on the 15th June 2023, myself and various shareholders. Are still waiting for the outcome of the final vote count for which we are lead to believe is your company .
Perhaps you could clear up a few points for me.
What was the final count for the adjourned general meeting ?.
Did the votes for the adjourned G/meeting count on the resolutions voted on. ?.
Will we have to vote again on the same Resolution at the proposed next General meeting ?
These are for the legally well informed , reasonable questions that should be easy for you to answer. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards
Garry Davies.
Sent from Sky Yahoo Mail on Android
Have two accounts with IG, trading and an ISA , shares are still showing all the shares still there profits and losses the same as when the shares were suspended,just market not open
to trade..
I have emailed Resolvegroupuk.com and asked a few questions about the votes , will post when they reply.
A good read on the gov.CPS service.
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Fraud Act 2006, The
Updated: 16 July 2020|Legal Guidance, Fraud and economic crime
Introduction
Charging Practice
Overlap with theft and other offences
Drafting the charge
Use of cheques and cheque or credit cards
The borderline between criminal and civil liability
Arguments over Ownership of Property
Loss to a third party
The Offences
Fraud by false representation (Section 2)
Fraud by failing to disclose information (Section 3)
Drafting the charge
Fraud by abuse of position (Section 4)
Drafting the charge
Possession of articles for use in fraud (Section 6)
Making or supplying articles for use in frauds (Section 7)
Participation by sole trader in fraudulent business (Section 9)
Charging practice
Obtaining services dishonestly (Section 11)
Charging practice
Liability of company officers for offences by company (Section 12)
The Elements of the Offences
False representation
Untrue or misleading
Dishonesty
Gain or loss
Failure to disclose information
Establishing a legal duty
Abuse of a position
Possession or control
Article
Services
Obtains for himself or another
Evidence of spouse/partner (Section 3)
Penalty
Introduction
The Fraud Act 2006 (the Act) came into force on 15 January 2007 and applies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The Act repealed the following offences:
Theft Act 1968
Section15 (obtaining property by deception);
Section15A (obtaining a money transfer by deception);
Section 16 (obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception);
Section 20(2) (procuring the execution of a valuable security by deception);
Reference to "cheat" in Section 25 (going equipped).
Theft Act 1978
Section 1 (obtaining services by deception);
Section 2 (evasion of liability by deception).
These offences continue to apply for any offences committed before 15 January 2007.
When it is uncertain when a relevant event occurred and it may have happened before, on or after 15 January 2007 prosecutors should request that police obtain as much information as possible to assist in identifying the date on which any relevant events occurred.
In cases when the uncertainty cannot be resolved it is proper practice to put alternative counts on the indictment under the 2006 Act and the previous legislation. R v Bellman [1989] AC 836 held that mutually exclusive counts on a single indictment can be left to the jury where there is a prima facie case on both.
Charging Practice
Overla
Yes traders signals I believe they seam to have a different system these days.1 being 100 on the old system.
The 1 buy at 103.5 was followed by a number sizeable buys under 103.499.
Probably making a larger order for a bigger investor.???
Was this Duffin's plan all along.
I see in the RNS they've postponed the general meeting, will we all have to vote again when it is reconvened ,??? They already know the count is against them.
Investment firm like Resolve??
Director buy out cheeply..???
What are these people up to.???
This group according to companies house have had more companies within their own group evolve and dissolved than the rest of the AIM put together. The latest dissolved company Resolve capital LLP ,Resolve Capital 5 ltd ,as late as 30th Aug 2022.
It's a nightmare trying to find out who's in charge, But Cameron Frazer Gunn seems to be a long stay in various concoctions of this company,
I wonder whose next to be dissolved.???
Phone them up and they should be able to tell you. Don't leave it to late..
Resolve won't answer any questions on the company NNN,?? only voting.
Rooky.
Can't find Nanosynth on the FCA register, so don't rely on them me thinks.
Press may be a better option. ??
What are your thoughts on a buy out.
Is it feasible. £ cost. How many share holders do we have.?
This company has millions to invest in Aim companies, except Nanosynth, lot of shifty things going on here.
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Had my email back from Resolve about my proxy form , wasn't on share holders list so contacted IG who use Citibank brokers and have now submitted the proxy form from them all Against the resolution s.
Voting with IG ,ring them up ,they will send you a proxy form and vote for you at the G,meeting , I don't know as of today there's a charge for this service, but will keep you updated.
30milion buys v 10milion sells yesterday. 23%
Over 31million shares traded today.
25. 4 million were sales. 6 million buys. Umm.!
Looking at my LG share chart. Bottom low price =0.0549. High price.= 0.0975.
LSE low price =0.06 actual 0.0531.
High price 0.075.
Big discrepancy between the top price traded on the exchange..
Can anyone tell me why.?????
Thanks in advance. Odd.