RE: annulment4 Nov 2022 07:54
I think many have lost the overall plot, ably assisted by the drivel from the likes of Goggers, Latics, Michael2021,etc., who for some strange reason seem unable to see the wood for the trees, or deliberately set out to take enjoyment from throwing hand grenades into the discussion. Only thing is their grenades are duds.
Imagine an unscrupulous landlord with, say, a vast shopping mall, who rents-out areas to businesses, some quite small.
The landlord takes their money and then tells them to bugger off, leaving some on the brink of bankruptcy.
One daring business takes-on the landlord in an international court and wins.
The landlord, undaunted, just throws administrative spanners in the works for at least two reasons. He doesn't want other, now emboldened businesses taking him to court, having seen the successful claim of the first and anyway, the businesses are so near going bust that by keeping up the obstruction for long enough, they're likely to go bust and the problem goes away.
Unfortunately for the landlord, there's an unexpected turn of events and the successful business doesn't go bust.
When the actual award from the court is announced it's absolutely massive, because it took into account the effects of what the landlord did to the actual cost to the business, rather than just a fine.
The landlord is faced with paying-up, thereby opening the flood gates to the other affected businesses, or just carrying on putting spanners in the works, even though by now, it's clear he's lost.
He's allowed to ask for the case to be thrown out - the procedure allows him to do this, but to stick, he has to have justifiable grounds.
He doesn't have any justifiable grounds, but he can still do it, delay the inevitable outcome, put off the others and generally behave the way he has from the start - once a bastard, always a bastard.
An so it is with Italy and RKH - Italy has no justifiable grounds, RKH has been awarded far more than anyone dreamt with a unanimous verdict (which is a big part of the problem for Italy) and the Italians really don't know what to do, except try and put off the inevitable by carrying on the way they always do in such matters.
In the mean time, despite what Godders, Michael2021, Latics and all the others of that bunch post, Navitas is quietly getting on with progressing SL with a properly configured FEED, organising funding and then on to FID, probably next year, as they have no time to waste on anything else, particularly making idiotic statements as PMO used to do, which then didn't happen.