Sorry, that's not the way I interpret that. Go to the following site and read very carefully EX-10 License Agreement. The owner of Dicon and a collegue from RSI invented the process. They agreed that both would assign and transfer their rights to that process to Dicon. Dicon therefore owned the process and SPNG bought and now owns the process. Dicon had signed a Licensing Agreement to license the process back to H.H. Brown, which they still have, and in the sales contract between SPNG and Dicon, H.H. Brown signed an acknowledgement that the agreement was still in force and that Dicon had not breached any of its obligations. This was done to protect SPNG against H.H. Brown coming back and claiming a default under the agreement. That's the way I see it.
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