CompuServe Thread

#US COURT/CBM

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#179242From: James R. OllickDec 21, 1994 12:10 AM
Good to see you back. Did you or anyone else check out page 63 of the January AmigaWorld magazine? There is a notice from the US Bankruptcy Court regarding CBM, asking any creditors to respond by Jan. 17, 1994. Mabie this is holding things up. Jim R. Ollick on a Warped 4000/040/40 Using AP from Bergenfield, NJ
#179295From: Tim WalshDec 21, 1994 9:55 AM
No, James. That's simply a notice we're required to publish. The document is not a notice capable of "holding things up" or, unfortunately, expediting the process. Tim
#179477From: Alex BakerDec 22, 1994 8:08 PM
You were required to publish it???…. Why would Amiga World be required to publish C= legal notices? – Alex… Celebrating 10 years on Compuserve
#179372From: Dan StetsDec 21, 1994 8:41 PM
Jim — I think as someone else mentioned, I don't think that can affect things — it is just a notice for anyone who would have a claim on the proceeds from the sale to make it known. — Dan
#179588From: Robert WilcoxDec 23, 1994 7:33 PM
The notice states it is an involuntary petition. These are initiated by creditors. This is likely an attempt by the creditors to assert US jurisdiction over the liquidation. How this action figures into the Bahama liquidation at this point is clear as mud. This may be a precautionary measure by the creditors or signify darker intentions…