RE: New docs in Cayman Islands11 May 2021 14:10
ODR
ODR
No idea of the potential litigation area’s but FTI have had over 12 months digging in USA since the NY court gave them the go ahead
Over 160 points in their initial doc to the court which included :
105. The SOA was required to be delivered by the FRCC Directors on October 8, 2019. As
of the date of this Declaration, the FRCC Directors have failed to deliver the SOA, nor has any request
for an extension been received. The FRCC Directors have also failed to deliver FRCC’s books and
records.
106. As such, the FRCC Directors have violated section 101(7) of the Companies Law.
143. Based on investigations to date, the Liquidators are developing a litigation strategy with
Cayman Islands counsel.
144. However, further investigation is essential, in particular with respect to the
unsubstantiated debt of FRCC, the Arbitration, the Assignment, the Farmout Agreement, and any
FRCC assets in the United States.
156. The Liquidators may also have potential claims against the FRCC Directors and/or other
parties arising out of the management of FRCC and/or in relation to the Assignment and the Arbitration,
all of which are the subject of ongoing investigation (the “Potential Claims”).
157. For example, the Liquidators may have potential claims against the FRCC Directors,
FRGC, and/or FRUS if the Assignment was not an arm’s length transaction for full value.
You would think they have done a thorough job , maybe unearthed stuff that some of the directors themselves were unaware of .