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The are 'only' the cases registered via SCROLL at the NY Supreme Court. The current cases, and there seem to be many, are being litigated at the NY Southern District through the District Court system. There are other sites that have the info but they require paid subscriptions.
This is a link to all the cases Dr. Victor has/is a defendant at the NY SCROLL website (NY Supreme Court). (You will be asked to enter am anti-spam code)
http://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/iscroll/AdvSearch_D.jsp?Criteria=victor+steven&Submit4=Search
Click on the last case number (right hand column) which is the Sterling National Bank case (#51).
You may also want to click on case #18, United States Small Business, that is interesting to say the least. A 'confession of judgement' for $1.3 Million in which he admits to altering financial documents, breach of representations as an officer and borrower in loan documents and fraudulent conveyances he participated in.
This is our CEO.
Here's some DD for you: ALL THE ASSETS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY BELONGING TO INTELLICELL has been pledged as security/collateral to YA GLOBAL for the issuance of the ratchet convertible debenture in March 2014. That debenture was set to mature in March 2015. Its now July 2015.
Dr. Victor's process DOES NOT have FDA approval. Why else would he need to align himself with Dr. Andrews for the IND and pre-IND? (Of which we have yet to hear ANYTHING from and its been well over a year...)
Yes! Somewhere, a convertible note holder may have just made double the conversion cost of their shares.
I found a link at SCROLL NY, the website for the Supreme Court of New York.
http://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/iscroll/SQLData.jsp?IndexNo=650540-2014
It true, Sterling has asked for a default judgment.
What belongs to the SVFC shareholders? All the assets and intellectual property rights of Intellicell Inc. are pledged to Yorkville Advisors thru the convertible note financing
Sterling National Bank
I'm reading the yahoo boards this morning and someone posted that this bank just got a judgment for $1,150,000 against Steven Victor and Victor Dermatology. Can anyone else confirm this? It looks like Dr Victor is personally liable for this as well.
Fun fact about them "ONES"...if its YA that's converting and selling at .0001, they make roughly 100% profit over their cost of conversion.
Wrong, cosmic chi. This type of financing is toxic, not 'otherwise'. All they need is public shell with any semblance of a story to tell. That's the only 'something' they saw that SVFC has. And the otc pink sheets are full of these flybynighters. Its Dr. Victor who went looking for these guys (Yorkville Advisors), not the other way around.
Because 'toxic financing' is toxic to the company and its shareholders, not to the financiers who get extremely favorable conversion privileges that practically guarantee that they wont lose money.
re: Timeliness, the overdue 10K and Intellicell's 'lab'.
NEW YORK, June 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- IntelliCell BioSciences, Inc. ("Company") (OTC Pink: SVFC) announced today that on May 14, 2013 through June 2, 2013, its cellular laboratory facility underwent a thorough inspection by the FDA. The observations from the FDA inspection were provided to the company in the Form 483. The Company will respond to those observations in a timely manner. IntelliCell will take the necessary actions to address the relevant FDA observations.
IntelliCell's Chairman and CEO, Dr. Steven Victor, stated, "Our Company is very pleased that the FDA has inspected our new flagship cellular laboratory. While there are many companies and physicians' practices in the cellular/regenerative medicine space that may attempt to avoid contact with the FDA, IntelliCell has adopted a more transparent approach. We will continue to work hard with the FDA to meet all cGTP requirements for the manufacturing of Human Cells, Tissues, and Cellular and Tissue-Base Products (HCT/P's)."
If you're so sure, why don't you help it along? Take out the .0002 offer
What about the 'flippers' at .0001?
Pluto is also the name of the Roman god of the underworld, or Hades, as it is named in Greek mythology. In today's western or Judeo-Christian based faiths, that place is known as 'hell'.
Aren't you micheleajms from the yahoo board? I asked you a bunch of questions to which you never replied. Is there ANY clinical evidence and/or proof as to what you are claiming?
"I didn't buy 30 million shares if I thought this company was no good"
Your 30 million shares are now worth all of 3 grand. And it says nothing to what you thought about this company - good or no good. What matters is what Dr Victor IS DOING to this company and his shareholders.
I'm already looking back at the share price and 'laughing'. I'm laughing at myself for seeing all the signs of a scam and a pump'n'dump and yet not selling as fast as humanly possible. All the patience in the world is not going to help this situation. This company is on its way to becoming a shell again and we are the bag holders.
Just because I've only posted 5 times doesn't mean I haven't done any due diligence - and you're the one who chose to use the word 'expert', not me. I've been following this company for over 3 years, and this board for almost 2 years, and everything kekekeke says is correct. The pumpers here are ALWAYS talking about 'lots of things behind the scenes' but the only things that seem to transpire are very, very bad for us shareholders.
You're absolutely correct about the news releases. Dr Victor only tells the shareholders about so-called positive events - he NEVER issues any news regarding negative events. This is just one of the signs of a scam.
"...you will be disappointed."
Sounds like an epitaph for this company.
In actuality, it is an SEC rule for all public companies to hold general shareholder meetings. But it seems FINRA allows the non-compliance and merely brands the company PINK, or worse, for non-reporting.
"Jeeze, we don't know if we will see a 10-k report or if this patent has any value or what the hell is even going on with attempts to move the technology forward let alone some meeting."
I'm not talking about just 'some meeting'. By law and SEC rules, the company has to schedule an Annual General Meeting of shareholders. This would be a very good time to ask questions directly to CEO and the BOD and to express concerns regarding anything else about the company's business.
I have many, very pointed questions to ask Dr. Victor or whoever is in charge of this company. Does anyone know when the next Annual General Meeting is scheduled for?
Does anyone know when and where the next Annual General Meeting is?