Calasse was served with process. The problem is that the address he had with the transfer agent was a fraud, plus he had abandoned the company. The SEC even tried to reach him and were unsuccessful.
He cut and ran after his fraud was comitted when he was GOFF's CEO. His whole tenure as CEO was a fraud - something I'm sure has been noticed by the judge. And even though the fraud isn't at issue in the appeal, it is definitely noticed, especially with the SEC's evidence that was submitted.
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