topwon wrote,
"His threat of legal action is nothing more than a threat. I was told by PL that once processed through all courts a challenge to prospecting rights cannot be reintroduced in a lower court."
Is it possible that the court cases could be regarded as nothing more than a legal process that was necessary for the Bengwenyama community to be granted the right to lodge a fresh application to challenge for the prospecting rights? If so, could it be argued that a decision by the DMR to award the prospecting rights to a third party, albeit related, could trigger the commencement of a fresh appeal process?
Has the company received a legal opinion supporting the claim that no further challenges can be mounted to the re-awarding of these prospecting rights?
If so, why wasn't it cited in the recent ASX announcement in order to remove any doubt in the minds of shareholders?
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