My interpretation of the case is that “held” simply meaning it was reviewed on the date scheduled (Jan 23, 2020)
The minute order documented by the clerk has been entered although based on the confidentiality of the case and it’s details we will not see any documents including details of the matter.
Basically just a wait and see, typically if the judge rules a default to the plaintiff then it would take up to 45 days for the clerk to enter and issue the default notice to the defendant.
Based on the last year 2019 last date we had it was almost 60 days until an update was provided.
This in my opinion was completely based on the plaintiff decision to continue with the case. Or new information provided to the court which could affect the overall ruling here.
Whether or not, any of the defendants listed appear at court, obviously decathlon is corresponding with someone some entity in the defendants list.
This could have ended a while ago but hasn’t.
And therefore I will not dispose of my shares until a resolution has been made in court, and all of the defendant entities have filed for bankruptcy.
I’m not sure of all the legal avenues here but I know for-sure that once a disposition for NILL value is exercised for my holdings I will never receive any remuneration for my shares.
Don’t care what anyone says I can hold this as long as I want. And I’ve got 7 years to file a capital loss once a disposition is made.
Maybe 4/20/2020
Who knows
PIXEL POWER lol
:)
