Tuesday, February 14, 2017 10:06:03 AM
http://law.justia.com/codes/nevada/2010/title7/chapter78/nrs78-347.html
Any shareholder can do it. For TEXX there was a 10% threshold but no way to know what that number would be so I didn't file in Florida.
NV is much easier. You could probably appear via phone for the hearing, but the fees ($4100) to reinstate has to be paid shortly after being appointed.
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/FeeDetails.aspx?ctok=Pra6Idz%252f0YBUizpN%252bX5vQg%253d%253d
A lawyer would probably charge you more than that to file a lawsuit, or close to it. Just follow the statute and you have LEGAL standing. If Alonzo files with NV again then he sets himself up......BIG TIME for charges and you would need to follow through. But if you got the appointment then you would have leverage.
It needs to be fought in NV not Scamasota Florida or the 13th Circus. NV just wants the fees. I thought about it but as you know I have issues with the lenders. Regardless, this needs to be handle properly.
GL
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