"What a JOKE that filing by Ole Darryl is."
It seems to me that his most compelling argument comes from the citing:
"In order to satisfy the "disinterested party" requirement to qualify as a trustee for a particular estate, the trustee must hold no interest materially adverse to the debtor, to a particular class of creditors, or equity holders, nor shall the trustee have a direct or indirect connection to a party that holds a materially adverse interest to the debtor’s estate."
Since it seems impossible to argue that the SEC doesn't hold "a materially adverse interest to the debtor’s estate" as witnessed by the complaint it has filed against the debtor, I can only assume that you believe that Hays does not "have a direct or indirect connection" to the SEC.
Is that correct?
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