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Thursday, February 02, 2023 7:42:40 PM
The damages for taking would be the loss suffered from the day the takings occurred.
So... if cramdown happens today.... and it drops from 47 cents to 1 cent... you'd get back a grand total of 46 cents...
To vegas ya go...
It's quite funny actually. But when a company issues more shares....it's not a taking. The Boards may even sign off on it....it would be in the best interests of the companies. Fiduciary duties and all that stuff.
ZERO liability and/or cause of action for any conversion.
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