this will be interesting., page-3

Since he left Nexus he will have been pacing around the Cottee homestead like a wounded bear, driving his wife nuts.

The directors should simply release him from the restraint of trade clauses, thereby freeing him up to get out of the house during the working week, sign him up to the usual deeds of settlement, non-disclosure and mutual releases and this case will disappear.

The share price is poised for recovery and this distraction is the last thing we need. Chances are he will end up winning if it goes to hearing, as courts traditionally dislike restraint of trade clauses. The longer it drags on the more it will impede the share rpoice recovery. NXS needs to get this out of the way quickly.