Replies to post #2909 on Claren Energy Corp (CNENF)

[tchauncy]

First Fraud lawsuit filed against Aldorf and N. Cevilli. This suit was filed by a partner they defruaded out of a $300k investment in Perceville. Which according to this suit is as I suspected, shows that TGC shareholders were also defruaded by TGC's President and CFO, but taking "Corporate Opportunity" away from TGC shareholders by buying the Sahkai-ACOR piece.

I guess we now know why Trident got so quite when I challenged him to as existing management if they were in fact Perceville shareholders.

Lets see how many "loyal" TGC shareholders want to vote for the crooks running TGC.

https://www.dropbox.com/home/Holloman%20Energy%20etc.?preview=GP+lawsuit+against+Aldorf+Cevilli.pdf



corporate opportunity

n. a business opportunity which becomes known to a corporate official, particularly a director or other upper management, due to his/her position within the corporation. In essence, the opportunity or knowledge belongs to the corporation, and the officials owe a duty (a fiduciary duty) not to use that opportunity or knowledge for their own benefit. The corporation may have the right to damages (to be paid off) for such improper appropriation (use) of the opportunity on the theory that the official holds it in "constructive trust" for the corporation. The corporation may obtain an injunction (court order) to prevent someone's use of the knowledge or opportunity. In such cases angry stockholders may bring their own legal action for their benefit in what is called a derivative action. Such insider misappropriation (inappropriate use of information) may also be criminal theft, or be violative of federal or state securities laws