The arbitrator enforced SEC Rule 15c3-3,
IMO. The rule states you are entitled to what you purchased.
Mr. Grabowski proved to the arbitrator that we can't be denied a certificate for what we purchased. As far as I know, BCIT is not bankrupt and it doesn't matter how much the brokers say our shares are worth, they are ours and our brokers can no longer say that a certificate is not obtainable.
TD Ameritrade now knows what shorbyfive's broker knew when they went out and bought certificates upon his request.
Records from the Magistrates Court of Mercer County West Virginia state that on April 15, 2013 in the case of Blankenship v TD Ameritrade, Case number 13-c-333, Judge Fowler ordered TD Ameritrade to deliver a certificate for the 170,000 BCIT shares.
TD Ameritrade knows what they must do to fulfill Judge Fowler's court order.
