Northbridge just settled a case. The whole reason the case was brought to court was to approve the settlement for Northbridge to receive more discounted free trading stock.
The case wouldn't have been taken to court and Northbridge wouldn't have been used if Max Li was getting friends to pay the debts for him.
You don't make a court settlement then renig on the settlement. Life just doesn't work that way. SRMX is on the hook now to give Northbridge more discounted free trading stock. Since the case was just settled, SRMX shareholders are still facing around 150 million shares (or more) of dilution from that case in the coming days.
Also from your other post, you provided a link to the Sarasota court records search page
The SRMX story makes no sense to me. If SRMX really has something great for the future they would have no problem finding sophisticated investors to invest in their dream. That hasn't happened. Instead SRMX has had to settle for the most toxic financing imaginable because nobody else wants anything to do with the company.