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Re: rosebud05 post# 64802

Thursday, 06/18/2009 1:43:04 PM

Thursday, June 18, 2009 1:43:04 PM

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You are mixing the court cases.

If Downshire would prevail and the circumstances could be proven that there was
a willful intent to defraud, they could attempt collection from the principals
officers and from the original named defendant which is a corporation.

As I stated, I'm not sure of the Canadian law in this regard, but United States law is
clear in this regard and officers have been indicted and made liable for debts such as those.

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out the gateway, to the ISP...nothin' but net!

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