SIRG now has to provide a deed of trust to Grand View Ventures for their 80% of the Chloride Copper Mine, and that only gives them an additional 6 months to pay their notes to Grand View Ventures.
There is also the fact that SIRG is not "anticipating" the Finding of No Significant Impact certificate until April 15, 2013.
That leaves approximately 3 months for SIRG to find funding that will cover the greater than $330K it owes to Grand View Ventures.
Over the next six months SIRG must make all payments to all of the companies that have loaned them money, including but not limited to FOGO ($200K note). Seeing as SIRG couldn't even pay the interest on the Grand View note or for that matter even follow any of the guidelines set forth by the note, it is highly unlikely that they will be able to make payments on the Fogo note.
Once they default, they will no longer have the 80% of the Copper Chloride mine, and what do they have left then?