Dear All,
I would like to thank Maria for sendin me the email below & agreeing for me to share it with you all. I hope that you can see that she has no problem with purchasers accepting the agreement and that it does not disadvantage legal action. I have also posted the appendix from the SARC report ,to highlight that solicitors are not against the agreement & are concerned about the impact of liquidation upon their clients. I strongly urge you to protect your money by thinking long & hard about the risk of losing it and if you can attend a HdT meeting this weekend.
All the best
Tony
Dear Tony:
Thanks for your email.
We have no objections of people voting yes to the agreement as our planned actions against finantial institutions are not prejudiced by our clients signing the agreement. We are communicating this to San José, Herrada del Tollo and our own clients. There is no precedent for this type of action but in our opinion, and the opinion of a high top Law Proffessor ( Catedrático de Civil de la Universidad de Sevilla) is fully grounded and based in Law.
We will probably be asking a provision of funds of less than 1000 € to everyone joining the action. Our current clients have the action included in the legal package that we offer for the initial provision of funds of 5% of money claimed back.
I would say that the action is both possible and probable and costs are very reasonable. The fact that we are specialised in this type of actions make us available for low costs.
Best regards,
Maria
Three different Solicitors comments regarding the liquidation of HdT
1) Posting taken from EOS an Internet forum
We are about to see what happens with the proposal of Herrada del Tollo to either continue trading or being liquidated.
In my opinion, and this is the only thing I can recommend at the moment, we will have to wait and see the result of this.
Starting a litigation route which I consider of high risk and that can lead to big costs (losing a case often means having to pay the other side's fees) is not something I will recommend to our clients unless we are certain enough that it will lead to a good result.
Of course I may be wrong and this is why I would welcome other opinions of Lawyers involved, to share experiences on behalf of our
clients.
Kind regards,
_______________________
Martin de La Herran Sabick Abogado / Lawyer (reg. 851 Jerez)
www.abolex.es
2) Email to a SARC member that was kindly shared.
Dear
About the mail you have been sent by the Residents Association, I'd like to clarify
some issues:
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-As for getting a back payment higher than 65% with the liquidation of the
company, it is not possible, it will always be lower and depends on the final
amount results of the company liquidation.
Please, tell me if the meeting is finally in Spain and its result
Best regards.
FERNANDO DE LA TORRE SÁNCHEZ
-Abogado-
Avenida San Francisco-Javier, nº1, 1ºC
30730- San Javier (Murcia)
3) Email in response to some questions
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2010 17:58:18 +0200
Dear Tony,
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2.- The terms of payment would keep the same as in the original purchase contract.
3.- From my point of view, if the company is liquidated it would be very difficult to ensure the creditors to get 65% of their money back.
4.- (I have not clear the meaning of the question) The process of selling assets could take a long term.
5.-I agree with the SARC assessment regarding the settlement agreement, because from my experience the liquidation process never satisfies the ordinary credits
I hope to help you with these answers.
Do not hesitate to contact me if you need something more.
Regards.
Eugenio Pedreño Balibrea. Abogado.
This message was last edited by TonyMal on 18/05/2010.
This message was last edited by TonyMal on 18/05/2010.