Hi Mike, you misunderstood me, again I don't believe in this case it ASX or the Auditors who have set out to deceive shareholders it the directors of TTC, one needs to look at the intent, e.g. We're the Auditor provided a true and complete picture of the business yet information which is relevant was withheld? Unless this is proven otherwise I don't see where there is a case to be had here.
Again it not a case of them just supposedly guessing the funds are there. They were provided bank statements from TTC supposedly signed off from the bank but whether that actually real, question mark.
Like I said they can do all the due diligent but you're going across jurisdiction there are things which you is not within their capacity as an Auditor hence again the onus comes back to the directors of TTC.
