Friday, September 25, 2015 6:41:49 AM
you act. Lenders have legal standing, and according to the actual complaint ISBG and DKTS both recognize the debt, yet lenders don't have a deal?
You could do a couple of things, imo, and you could likely get to the head of the line as far a payment is concerned because you are owed debt that is past due.
First file a lien on the brands. Second any deal you work out make sure you present yourself as taking care of DKTS shareholders.
If they chose not to act in good faith and back out of the deal, sue them for extortion, which is exactly what they tried to do. They've tried to tell lenders what and where whi;e they sit in the sky box with no intention of ever paying lenders or DKTS shareholders.
And what is up with the divvy?
But if you file a lien, that will stop the transfer of assets. And it's up to shareholders.....not a lone Director with a HUGE conflict of interest....to decide what the brands are worth.
That complaint filed "agin" Lou is a gift from God. As is the PR where Alonzo states a deal was worked out, and the other one where "Tweet Jeff" says they got the brands at the right price.
GL
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