Ah, halting Solomon from issuing more shares would be great, however siaf would most likely never ever get a loan again since the banks want shares as collaterals. Maybe from a Chinese bank if they're able to put up properties/other assets as collaterals.
Halting the stock would be smart, printing the shares is the main crime here and you can stop it. Then you can also proceed with the lawsuit at the same time without affecting share price. And they can continue business at Siaf normally. I'm afraid that equals to doing nothing, but anyway...
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