RE: New head of WK specialist in digital tokenisation18 May 2023 11:58
B1ll with respect, read the amended particulars of claim and you will see what actually happened, and not what your guesswork tells you. I do agree that I don't think they will have insurance that will cover these proceedings, and if they do, then it will be limited to a certain amount, which probably won't cover anywhere near what might be ordered for them to pay out if they lose.
You really do need to read the amended partics of claim, because there had been ongoing correspondence for several years before the claimants finally issued proceedings. During that time, they obtained an offer of indemnity insurance and notified the company's registrars, but nothing happened. How do you force someone to deal with an insurance declaration, which the company had to sign as well as the claimants, if the company didn't sign, despite being asked to do so? It's nigh on impossible to get a court order to that effect within a short space of time, so what were the claimants supposed to do? Anyhow, enough, as I've said, read the documents for yourself and perhaps you will understand a bit better. As I say, the worst of it is, is that this litigation was kept from shareholders, until someone unearthed it nearly 18 months after court proceedings had commenced. And then the Logik case rolls up thereafter!