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Monday, April 15, 2019 9:34:34 PM
And the judge said:
NO AMOUNT would be payable unless and until the secured lenders were paid in full in cash.
NO AMOUNT.
It hasn't been paid. The proceeds from the bankruptcy liquidation pays just about 10% of the secured debt, and that's it.
So, either they violated the bankruptcy judge's order for the program OR there's some magic money source and payment of the debt they've hidden from that same judge. Either is ridiculous to even suggest happening, and is just false.
NO AMOUNT would be payable unless and until the secured lenders were paid in full in cash.
NO AMOUNT.
It hasn't been paid. The proceeds from the bankruptcy liquidation pays just about 10% of the secured debt, and that's it.
So, either they violated the bankruptcy judge's order for the program OR there's some magic money source and payment of the debt they've hidden from that same judge. Either is ridiculous to even suggest happening, and is just false.
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