The hearing request on the previously third enforcement judgement was scheduled by the plaintiff via the court's online system in advance of the ruling on November 9. Long Side had been repeatedly filing enforcement requests upon each breach of the court mandated (and previously sealed) agreement. NTEK had breached the terms of for yet a third time, so Long Side filed.
My guess is the last filing will now become a non-issue, as the courts have not only ruled in favor of Long Side in the first and second enforcements, the courts also recognize that the outstanding amounts now become IMMEDIATELY DUE. Or it may not, as the judge ruled that any remaining filings DID NOT relieve NTEK from paying each installment on time (as those payments were not in dispute and were already awarded).
Essentially, NTEK stuck a thumb in the courts eye and never paid Long Side although they were ordered to by the courts all along while other issues were decided upon.
All that is left now is for Long Side Ventures - having been awarded each and every stipulation they'd asked for - to tally up the grand total, which includes 5% interest, all stocked correctly owed as per the independent appraisal, attorney fees, etc., etc. That "final judgement" amount of cash and stock will then be signed by the judge.
If you read the fairly long ruling, it is evident the judge is fed up with the nonsense of NTEK and has summarily ruled wholly and completely in Long Side's favor.
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
