RE: They made a decision to pay Ecaps but LBHI mother company fought against it and lost in UK law.
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AS A MATTER OF FACT LBHI PLC WAS NOT IN BANKRUPTCY. It was just obliged to liquidate due to the mother company (LBHI) chapter eleven bankruptcy process. The PLC can afford to pay ecaps themselves by its own surplus money that is suppose to be going to the mother company as part of the distribution process. LBHI LOST THE CASE.
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