We will disagree about transparency. The lack of timely filings pretty much puts the whole transparency thing to rest, doesn't it.
And, yes, this certainly looks like a company and CEO that is hand-holding with the SEC! You must be joking.
Judges, take a narrow view of things. They don't care if the company is a scam. They rule on the matter before them, period. Currently they are deciding on ownership of an asset. It matters not if the devil himself is disputing ownership. The judges are not scrutinizing WGAS or it's management, they are looking only at the ownership of an asset that may or may not have value. They don't even care about the value.
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