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To: Bohdan who wrote (942)4/6/1997 9:52:00 PM
From: David Rowe   of 2378
 
While I have seen this happen before, (and have been monetarily and emotionally frustrated by it) I'm not clear on how the Exchange can restrict investors from financing a company. The "offender" could buy freely traded shares but not participate in a PP? Under what circumstances does the VSE feel "uncomfortable"? For what reasons could they bar an investor from a PP? Are the rules a little loose, or are they fairly clearcut? Does anyone know who I could contact at the VSE to get a copy of their guidelines on this?

Does anyone have any comments or answers?

Thanks
Dave Rowe
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