Replies to post #568422 on Mr Cooper Group Inc fka COOP

[Royal Dude]

Ron I would be surprised that BR or the court would be dumb enough to hear any of this. I was hoping that would use this opportunity to bury this for good.

[Mr Bombastic]

I agree, I don’t think there will be a hearing. I think the current arrangement will stand. I’d be surprised if the banks involved even respond more than sending in their proof of claim forms.

[stoxjock]

"Alice's 75/25% augment proves she does not understand The Plan and its 75/25% limitation.

75/25% is NOT Global."

Well, You and AZ make good points BUT we do not know yet that you are right, The Jury is STill out as to who is right on this...We may finally know this now, Thanks to Alice's filing of this Objection.

[bond-007]

That is just nonsense she is a bankruptcy attorney she understands the documents

[jerrylev]

Re: Alice's 75/25% augment proves she does not understand The Plan and its 75/25% limitation. 75/25% is NOT Global.

LOL.

I don't know who is the one who does not understand anything. It does not take a lawyer or rocket scientist to understand POR 7.

So Ron, I ask you again: after 4/22 and if you are proven wrong, will you admit that you are wrong? No apology is required.

Alice filing will prove several things:

- The 75/25 split til the end
- The underwriters are happy to be in class 19 because they will likely be paid more than 72M
- WMILT is the ONLY successor of interest of WMI and will exist until all money are distributed.
- A person like Alice can get the court to hear her.

I predict that Alice will lose her case because the underwriters are legally in class 19. But that not the point. The point is be able to file and prove the above.

And by the way, P and K preferred are not REIT. TPS is.

This shows how much you "know".

[hotmeat]

You keep harping about 75/25 not being applicable throughout but never address what rules now govern any distributions. Does APR still apply and if so to what shares do they apply or does the POR now govern all future distributions to Equity. This APR and Commons premise is beyond silly and illogical.