There have not been any legal costs associated with this...

There have not been any legal costs associated with this challenge which I recall being identified on company financial statements Woody, which suggests that a negotiation is taking place between the company and these challengers. Unfortunately the company appears to be being deliberately run into the ground in the meantime, perhaps as a negotiating tactic, without informing the market or shareholders, in my analysis, which is opinion, if these yet to be substantiated claims of yours are correct. 'See, we have no money to pay you and couldn't raise that much capital at our current shareprice', is what it suggests to me in this possibly hypothetical scenario. Perhaps if we have a new Board of Directors soon if this one is dismissed after a spill or even banned for disclosure breaches, we could negotiate a deal if needs be where the challenger gets a royalty or small shareholding in the company if it is determined they have a valid claim or ability to impede our progress. This is the only hypothetical scenario I've seen yet which might satisfactorily explain why Wuxi Baichuan is waiting patiently and haven't complained that we breached their agreement.