If the council go ahead and sell up and it turns out to be a really low price, would this in any way effect the JR appeal? Would it null it because the debt is no longer with ACL, would it strengthen SISU's argument?
I think the JR is based on decisions made in respect of info known at the time, stuff that happens later isn't taken into account.
Ah so they have to see the situation as it was then and can't take stuff that happened since into account?
Like the lease going to Wasps and not SISU as they are showing no intention to negotiate for it and follow it through. Even more they have stated that they are not interested in it.
Ah so they have to see the situation as it was then and can't take stuff that happened since into account?
Ah so they have to see the situation as it was then and can't take stuff that happened since into account?
or they could raise a fresh claim based on new information???
Like the lease going to Wasps and not SISU as they are showing no intention to negotiate for it and follow it through. Even more they have stated that they are not interested in it.
Give it a rest will you? It was a serious question.
Like a broken record.
Give it a rest will you? It was a serious question.
Like a broken record.
Because to be honest as soon as I see your avatar I switch off because it's usually one of a few things.It was a serious answer. And a truthful answer that you don't have a serious answer to.
You would think a priority now would be to find out what Sisu's intentions for the club are ?
I think that although current events provide back ground the case has to be assessed and decided on what was known at the time the decision to make the loan was made
I guess it makes sense, but what happens if some hardcore evidence comes out that proves it beyond doubt. Could that not be used?
Only if it was known at the time.
On one hand it makes sense, but on the other hand that is crazy. (Not that I am saying there is any evidence before anybody starts, just the rules / laws in general)