If Inmed meets all standards and requirements set forth by SEC for uplisting to the Nazdaq and SEC is satisfied that Inmed has met said qualifications set forth by them and Inmed has done so in good faith and to the best of there abilities than it is a done deal. There is a law under US FEDERAL CODE and law that states if something is vague than it is voided for vagueness. SEC rules, regulations and bylaws, well bylaws dont actually apply here but these things are not open for discussion and are not to be speculated upon.
If Inmed meets all standards and requirements set forth by SEC for uplisting to the Nazdaq and SEC is satisfied that Inmed has met said qualifications set forth by them and Inmed has done so in good faith and to the best of there abilities than it is a done deal. There is a law under US FEDERAL CODE and law that states if something is vague than it is voided for vagueness. SEC rules, regulations and bylaws, well bylaws dont actually apply here but these things are not open for discussion and are not to be speculated upon.
If Inmed meets all standards and requirements set forth by SEC for uplisting to the Nazdaq and SEC is satisfied that Inmed has met said qualifications set forth by them and Inmed has done so in good faith and to the best of there abilities than it is a done deal. There is a law under US FEDERAL CODE and law that states if something is vague than it is voided for vagueness. SEC rules, regulations and bylaws, well bylaws dont actually apply here but these things are not to be interpreted nor are they to be speculated upon.
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