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At some point you must run out of appeals, how many times can the same case be heard? Would most likely need CCC to produce some new evidence as it seems SISU have done here to get it back in court again.

aka the whole department is Kieran and its time for him to go home :p

Legally could they jump straight to liquidation without getting in an administrator and offering it up for sale?

According to this forum if they win they are liquidating and if they lose they are liquidating!

Depends if JR2 is rolled in. If it isn't then they will no doubt start down that road and we'll have several more years of court action to look forward to. If it is rolled in then it may be the case more appeals are allowed as it would be the first hearing for JR2. Eventually SISU will either...

Christ, SISU get the right to appeal and SBK has already got us liquidated!

Depends how you want to view things. You could look at it in terms of cold hard cash in which case both Higgs and CCC lost several million. You could look at the sale price compared to the valuation. Wasps paid £5.5m then a matter of weeks later claimed it was valued at £48.5m. You might also...

Always a good sign.

Didn't Lucas go on record saying that the deal was only agreed as our long term future was assured?

Joy's got all over excited after battering CCC in court and go the cheque book out.

Whoops. :D

1) if CCC lose shouldn't you be angry with them? 2) nobody seemed that concerned about the taxpayer losing millions when ACL was sold to Wasps.

We've paid a fee? That's it - SISU out.

What do CCC actually own? We could end up owning the freehold of the Ricoh, bet SISU would be taking a close look at the lease if that happened! What else do they own besides the council offices?

Not point the finger at anyone in particular but it does make me chuckle how when there was talk of SISU buying ACL it was all about the taxpayer being ripped off and the poor children. Then Wasps came along and that all went out the window and everyone was quite happy with it. Now SISU have a...

They would take their money back and bugger off at a guess. Getting ahead of ourselves here but could non-financial compensation be a possible ruling? For example if SISU argue they now need to fund a new stadium due to the actions of CCC rather than the judge awarding them say £60m to cover the...

The council should have insurance to cover a payout like this. If not and a big compensation claim is successful they will most likely have to sell off an asset as Birmingham did with the NEC.

On the bright said them getting their money back via compensation is most likely to be the last we see of them.

Read that as Kevin Thornton at first!