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Re: linda1 post# 29438

Wednesday, 08/07/2013 1:23:44 AM

Wednesday, August 07, 2013 1:23:44 AM

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da 1 Linda goober,

What do expect a 32-page objection to the Debtor's Disclosure Statement to do when it was assumed that all creditors, including the creditor's committee, were to be against the POR?

You may be able to read a Balance Sheet, but what information do you have on off-balance sheet items?

Further, should the Estate conclude its POR payments as agreed and suppose these payments were to go towards principle, what would be the annual liability payments to keep the remaining debt current? And, could the Estate re-structure some maturity dates to make debtors & creditors 100% whole as claimed?

And, what is the ratio of Claims Subject to Compromise that you feel will eventually be Liabilities to be repaid?

Lastly, of what interest is the Balance Sheet to you, truly, if the CTs were never really a part of the Bankruptcy because they were agreed to be assumed Liabilities by another Company after the 20 quarters pay deferral time period saving Lehman about $437M at 8%?

mojo goober

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