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Porgie Tirebiter

09/15/18 11:36 AM

#28729 RE: janice shell #28720

That would also make ZN delinquent in the filing of the last 8-K, the regarding the change in CEO.
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09/15/18 11:18 PM

#28751 RE: janice shell #28720

they aren't doing nothing-there are logistical issues and analysis,including communications with suppliers etc to do while the holiday season blocks drilling/testing


https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersform8khtm.html

a quote from that form on the sec website:
"Companies have four business days to file a Form 8-K for the events specified in the items in Sections 1-6 and 9 above.

The july 11 8k re the sec investigation was item.8.01 other event
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=12856777&guid=1o_ZUFxzfuh5Qyh

the conclusion of the syllogism is that bc the july 8k was an 8.01 item,it was NOT required to be filed within 4 days


defendants are system wide allotted 20 days to respond to notices of suits which i assume would include an sec investigation, even though it has not risen to the level of a lawsuit

to require zn to file an 8k within 4 days of notice would impinge on the system wide basic right of 20 days to respond and thus would be illogical

you and your group are sec specialists,so perhaps u do not realize how extremely specialized sec subject matter items are in the law-a specialty of a specialty.

you already know that any company which receives such notice from the sec has to find an sec approved attorney,and outside of washington dc and new york and a few other areas such sec approved attorneys are far and few between.

except for ambulance chasers it could be hard to find and obtain a meet and greet w such an sec approved attorney within 4 days outside of those few areas.