No problems Laup, just trying to give you it from a legal perspective on the arguments put forward to date, he has done every shareholder over, but its a case of not throwing good money after bad.
If i was your group, i would go down the path of suing Miller personally as he has been shown that he could be liable for losses resulting from insolvent trading that occurred during the director’s term. The uncovered 5-8 million unsecured debts were never declared, until the VA went in, which if they had been, would have made the company unable to pay its bills as and when they fell due. The manufacturing debt was also never declared, nor was anyone told about it until it was discovered online, therefore how could Nuheara trade without a manufacturing partner.
Therefore by not declaring the true debts the company owed, he could be personally liable for your losses by trading the company insolvent without declaring it to the market, resulting in your financial loss of $$$$$ of shares, of which you would have sold straight away had you known the true position.
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