Topic: [BitFunder] Moving Forward/Resolution Process - page 44. (Read 292108 times)

You can. Anyone can sue anyone for any reason.
Please consult your lawyer if you wish to proceed.

In the meantime, I am favoring "not" filing bankruptcy and continuing to work to make people whole.

-Ukyo

Read: Sue Jon Montroll directly, don't sue Weex.

Even if Weex did file for bankruptcy, they would have to list their assets and liquidate those to creditors. Not that I think that it would help, but it means that bankruptcy is a 'throw up your hands and everything is gone/forgotten'

If the company is sued it has no choice but to file bankruptcy. I am not 100% sure about AU law however here (and I have tried) most Judges do not allow an individual to represent a corporation in court. Even if they did allow it, I am not a lawyer nor am I in AU and would not be able to take on such legal matters.

A corporation is it's own entity, which is the reason why most courts require that a lawyer represent a corporation and not an individual.
They have their own individual tax id's and everything.

-Ukyo

Feedback can only be deleted by the person giving the feedback.

The reason why ukyo's trusted feedback is so high is beyond me. He seems deleted(is this possible?) some of the negative feedbacks.

Anyone got robbed by him please give him a negative feedback, this is what scammers like Ukyo and TradeFortress deserve.

ukyo: what about graet.loan ?

Ukyo Please transfer my 449 AM shares!!! Please do not ignore me.

Please make less sense elsewhere.

Correct. There is no defense lawyer for WeExchange and nor are there funds for WeExchange to have one.

As far as advise from any other lawyers, I can not share that information since it would break confidentiality.

I truly hope to be able to resolve things.

-Ukyo

You want us to believe to you hired legal firms across the globe for bitfunder, a pure bitcoin business,  and didnt think it a good idea to look in to a legal ramifications of operating an international money exchange business?

BTW, I think this is where I get to say: "I told you so".

Hi Ukyo,

How long until you can release information about what happened and what is being done about it?

How long until we see something?

well said. I couldn't give a rats turd what happened just resolve it as quick as you can and stop playing with the trolls.

In other words, the most likely cause that you can't express would be something like: I did not, I trusted someone who had control over the BTC and misbehaved, but I can't say it, because I have started a legal procedure in hope for a bargain agreement / partial / total recovery of the funds, and exposing my facts / claims to the public could be used against my interests during that procedure.

Or maybe that person is a relative of yours. I don't know. I don't really care... should I?

While others seem so upset by the mystery, I am simply concerned about the recovery of my debt, and I think everyone should mostly focus on the most promising path towards that recovery. All the rest should stay a private matter, that's the best resolution for everyone. May it be as quick as possible!

Really? First i have read your sentence exactly that way... then i thought "there is none" was meant for the funds that dont exist and cant be used for a lawyer.

But if there really is no lawyer then its highly unlikely that a gag order is in place since for sure you would have asked a lawyer for legal advice what to do.

You claim the coins arent in weexchange anymore so its no technical error.

The government cant take the coins without you but you didnt take the coins you say.

Since the coins are gone like you claim the only reason i see is they were stolen. But then i dont understand your silence. The thieve knows what he did and knows you hunt him. Silence only would help him since you prevent us from helping then.

You want to keep Weexchange alive because you want to sell it or have a big customer, maybe NEOBEE. I dont see why a liability, that you have, should die when weexchange dies.

I have another thought... maybe you did an error like nefario did. When bitcoind was broken you maybe sent too many bitcoins to one or more users and you now hope to get it back. Again... nothing for what weexchange has to stay alive or something the company would protect you so that you wouldnt need to pay back the coins when weexchange died.

Again... i hope you know what you do with your silence.

Which is what I stated. I did not.

You are wrong.

You see, you did not have the weex funds to do with as you please.

If they have been used for any purpose, as the blockchain will prove true or false, then you are up for criminal charges if you do not return them all.

BitFunder and WeExchange Au are different jurisdictions / countries.

You would be the link between those two legal entities. I'm assuming that you hired the lawyer for BitFunder? It's reasonable to assume that you might hire the same lawyers to defend both companies.

What does BitFunder (which is now shut down) having legal representation to investigate licensing possibilities have anything to do with WeExchange?

WeExchange does not have a defense attorney hired to defend itself from lawsuits.

Ok, let's not forget, however Ukyo stated his next point of order was that portal, so let him finish it and move on with the next.