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Just to be clear it was the Alan Higgs Center Trust that was owed the money not the Alan Edward Higgs Charity. Two seperate entities. PWKH as director/co sec of AHC Trust was there to represent their interests alone. It is quite likely the AHC Trust best interest was to recover some of their...

these are the rules/regulations referred to by ACL lawyer in the CT article http://www.football-league.co.uk/regulations/20130704/section-4-clubs_2293633_2125725 Got a feeling the FL get out is their famous power of discretion CT article...

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I think that goes to very heart of this administration mark82 ........ its the main question that has never been answered

yes Nick ultimately they do because it sits in CCFC Holdings Ltd, they own that company

Badge registered by Holdings in 1999 so no not transferred from CCFC Ltd (recently at least)

Last I saw the badge is a registered trade mark owned by CCFC H Ltd, along with the retro badge. In addition it is shown as an asset on the list of items charged to ARVO Master Fund http://www.ipo.gov.uk/tmownerid/search?domain=1&id=318411&app=1&name=coventry+city+football+club&postcode=...

Think ACL are using a SISU tactic. Tying up NTFC in legal process. A scare tactic to put pressure on NTFC, SISU & FL. Everything I have read contradicts the bit about the power of an administrator to cancel contracts that the senior lecturer states. My understanding is that an administrator...

will offer this thought ............ If the Football League had been fit for purpose, specifically a simple robust system for checking where the registrations of players were supposed to be under their own rules, then the whole process for ccfc could well have been very different. If they can...

No according to my kids no I dont think................... :whistle::laugh::laugh:

he might well if he finds anything .... he hasnt done his report yet i believe.

not sure who would control it ..... Alan Limb from BRI was quoted in CT as saying that ACL could be paying for liquidator in which case i would guess very unlikely PA will get the job. The process would be the same "If CCFC Ltd goes into liquidation, the liquidator has a duty to investigate the...

http://www.debthelpuk.co.uk/company-voluntary-liquidation-cvl/ This seems to summarise things ...... there does not seem to be a time limit. So CCFC Ltd could be in that liquidation process for months by the look. Perhaps why there is apparent desperation to get CVA signed...... could be under...

got a feeling that in 5 years time i might well have found other things to do on my Saturday afternoons - so not sure I could say yes or no for definite. Pretty certain I would not go regularly though if I went at all

would expect that they could try but there is no contract or real duty of care between FL and ACL If they could prove that this situation had come about because of mistakes or breakdowns in FL proceedures or that they had been complicit in the events (intentionally or not) or had sought to...

I would think that if there are further points deductions that SISU will issue legal challenges especially if it is more than -15. Will have to wait see what the FL discretion brings

Think next step will be more legal stuff Harry . Sisu want their hands on the Ricoh and will try to distress ACL and their stakeholders to get their hands on it. They will do this by sueing everything that moves in an effort to drain funds from their targets. Its about a battle of who has the...

would love to be wrong simple_simon I really would....... but TF's quotes in the Guardian indicate that I wont be

surely that rule can't be correct it has missed the bit out that says "at the discretion of the FL Board"

I can't see Sisu accepting the rental offer and I suspect that ACL will reject the CVA Club will remain in tact under Otium, It will be playing at Sixfields, and Football League will deduct 15 points. CCFC Ltd will be liquidated so breaking the lease and any connection with our club under...