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Re: zeus_0100 post# 406365

Tuesday, 10/07/2014 2:32:05 PM

Tuesday, October 07, 2014 2:32:05 PM

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... I saw your particular questions earlier ...

... honestly, I didn't see your questions as relevant, to my view and conclusions of the forward moving, issues at hand' ...

1st; ... Personally, I don't see a need to contact the Liquidating Trust, ... Now would be too soon anyway', if contacting them becomes necessary at all into the future ...

2nd; ... Again, same answer ... "R's" ... actions' moving forward will be procedural ... business as usual' ... irrelevant of WaMu' ~ or, generically' ... irrelevant of whether or not the estate / any estate' ... actually has a liquidating trust... "R" will do what it is supposed to do within its own dictated procedures' and in my opinion ? without any prompting' ...

~ If "R" does need prompting ? or a subtle reminder ? ... then the claims mechanisms are well noted and in place within the Plan, the Confirmation Order, and the GSA ... ~

AZ

(1) Contact the WMI Liquidating Trust and ask if the Liquidating Trust has any "creditor claims" as filed in the DC Action remaining "after the Effective Date" of the Confirmed Plan including the Global Settlement Agreement?
OR

(2) Contact the FDIC-R and ask if the Liquidating Trust has any "creditor claims" that have been "certificated" against the WMB Receivership.

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