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Re: db7 post# 179

Monday, 11/01/2021 4:53:04 PM

Monday, November 01, 2021 4:53:04 PM

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As EI said ok to ignore.

The Notes (and by extension each Noteholder) is represented by an Indenture Trustee who is legally responsible to manage the affairs and interests of the Note as a whole. The Trustee for the Notes is U.S. Bank National Association, Trustee, Registrar and Paying Agent for Medley
LLC Unsecured Debt Securities Steven Gomes.

One of his primary duties is the filing of claims. This is why you did not have to file a claim yourself with the court to be recognized as an interested party.

The Indenture Trustee has already officially filed a claim for "the shareholder of record", which unless you made other arrangements, is your Broker. Your broker in turn recognizes you as the "beneficial owner" of the Note(s) and is responsible to forward any pertinent info, proxy(s) or actions required on your behalf to you such as when a matter requires your vote. This arrangement is what is meant when you hear your securities are held "in street name".

The Court doesn't need to know who each individual holder is. This service list is a list of the representing lawyers and Gov't agencies who want to be notified of any court actions in the case. You could request that the court put you on the service list but as you're already aware the dockets been made available to the public for free by Kurtz Carlson LLC. I'm glad it is because in some bk cases the only way to get court docs is via PACER and they charge money for each page of info. Its typically 8 cents a page but when you see how large some of these docs are your PACER bill can get hefty "frown



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