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Monday, 12/25/2017 9:27:43 AM

Monday, December 25, 2017 9:27:43 AM

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Just weeks later, a much larger problem ensued. On Sept. 19, 2012, Great Basin entered insolvency proceedings, in which it ultimately sold all of its assets. As Linden saw it, the true value of the company’s projects emerged through those proceedings. In May, 2013, Great Basin sold Hollister for $15-million and a 15-per-cent royalty, which was assigned to the company’s secured lenders. Meanwhile Burstone went for $7.25-million (U.S.) and the assumption of $170-million (U.S.) in debt. Linden said that this value was a mere fraction of what management had claimed the projects to be worth.

The lawsuit sought damages for negligent misrepresentation, a declaration that the directors and officers breached their duty, and a declaration that the debenture prospectus contained misrepresentations. In addition to Mr. Dippenaar and Mr. Thiessen, the defendants were: Lourens Van Vuuren, Willem Beckmann, Philip N. Bentley, Patrick Cooke, Terrence Barry Coughlan, Dhir Anu, David M.S. Elliott, Bheki Khumalo, Harry Wayne Kirk, Octavia Matloa, Philip Kotze, Joshua C. Ngoma, Johan Oelofse, Dana Roets, Gert J. Robbertze, Sipho A. Nkosi and Walter T. Segsworth.

The defendants each denied any wrongdoing. In his July 22, 2015, response to the suit, Mr. Dippenaar said that there was no guarantee of the company’s success, and its disclosure clearly indicated that fact. Exploration variables, lack of financing, as well as economic and market conditions could all affect its success, he contended.

Mr. Dippenaar also leaned heavily on the legal disclaimers in the prospectus. Those disclaimers specifically stated that investments in the company were speculative and involved a high degree of risk. Moreover, the debentures were unsecured obligations and there was no guarantee that the company could pay the interest and principal. At the time, the company had an 18-year history of losses and there was no guarantee it would be profitable.


https://www.pressreader.com/canada/stockwatch-daily/20170112/281483571072397
WHY was this case actually dropped?
MINING JOB OPPORTUNITIES NOW AVAILABLE AT BURNSTONE GOLD MINE IN BALFOUR MPUMALANGA.

Manufacturing » MINING JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Job Information

Category Manufacturing
Location Mpumalanga (Siyathemba)
Contract Full Time
Pay R350,000 per annum (Negotiable)
Benefits housing,medical,risk & other benefits

Extras
This job is suitable for students.
Listed
Oct 16, 2017


SIBANYE GOLD Pty Ltd.
BURNSTONE GOLD MINE.
Is one of the largest gold mines it is located north east of gauteng in balfour mpumalanga.
the mine has an estimated reserves 29.3 millions of gold.
Our company is urgently looking for dynamic employees to join us and fill in the vacancies listed below.

VACANCIES AVAILABLE.
MINING
?Supervisors
?Miners
?Safety officers
?Generall workers
?Ptv's
?Belt attendants
?Plant cleaners

MACHINE OPERATORS
?LHD (scoop)
?UV
?Rock drillers
?Dump truck
?Front end loader
?Excavators
?Drivers code 10 & 14
?Crane

ENGINEERING
?Fitters
?Electricians
?Boilermakers
?Riggers
?Diesel mechanics
?Semi skilled welders and boilermakers
?Engineering assistants

OFFICE STAFF
?HR practitioners
?Finance managers
?Office assistants
?Receptionists.

Contact Person: Mr msiza
email
CellCell: 0839852954
WorkWork: 0839852954
Fax: 0864592704

http://www.jobspace.co.za/job/mining_job_opportunities_now_available_at_burnstone_gold_mine_in_balfour_mpumalanga/2111271

Well we know they are hiring... Hmmm?

https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/companies/rescue-ruling-significant-1481944

https://www.pressreader.com/canada/stockwatch-daily/20170112/281483571072397

Frustrating! What about the previous shareholders?

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