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Monday, 04/11/2022 3:02:53 PM

Monday, April 11, 2022 3:02:53 PM

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The perplexing GVSI question is why Sharp hasn't filed a motion in court to cancel the preferred stock like he said he would. Filing a motion is a simple process that any competent lawyer could easily do.......................Motion Basics
Under the court’s rules, a motion must:

Be in writing (NRCP 7(b); JCRCP 7(b))
State exactly what grounds you have for the request you are making
This is called a “memorandum of points and authorities.” The memorandum is where you set out the facts of the case, the relevant law, and your analysis of the facts and the law, all of which supports whatever request you are making.

If you fail to support your motion without a memorandum of points and authorities, the court could deny the motion because you have implicitly admitted there is no basis for it. (EDCR 2.20(c); JCRLV 11(a).)

State specifically what you are asking for and what you want the judge to order.
Be signed by you.
Contain a “NOTICE OF MOTION” (EDCR 2.20(b); JCRLV 22.5(a))
The “notice of motion” is where the court clerk inserts the date, time, and place the motion will be heard by the judge.............Bottom line is Sharp should have submitted this motion three months ago but didn't. Assuming Sharp still owns 20 million shares, it is in Sharps best interest to file this motion ASAP but he hasn't. Why? Bottom line: SHARP CANT PROIDE FOR THE COURT THE MEMORANDUM OF POINTS & AUTHORITIES TO SUPPORT CANCELLING THE PREFERRED STOCK.