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Re: SRT8 post# 6178

Friday, 02/07/2003 11:29:46 PM

Friday, February 07, 2003 11:29:46 PM

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bbilly, this is a very interesting question because all of the patents have been assigned to Bioshield Technologies. Therefore, it seems that the patents belong to the business. If the business can remain viable, there still would be the possibility of future contracts. Perhaps shareholders as a class (e.g."class action lawsuits"), could appeal to the SEC to forego any action which would force the business into bankruptcy and would thereby leave present shareholders without recourse.

http://www.bioshield.com/patent6120587.htm

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