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To: Clarican who wrote (1643)10/19/1999 9:00:00 AM
From: Lola  Read Replies (1) of 2010
 
HHL.a/tse . . .Globe says Hurricane ex-CEO seek $2.4-million compensation

Hurricane Hydrocarbons Ltd HHL.A
Shares issued 44,512,359 Oct 18 close $2.53
Tue 19 Oct 99 In the News

The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday, Oct. 19, edition that the
lengthy list of creditors lined up to collect debts from Hurricane
Hydrocarbons includes former chief executive officer John Komarnicki, who
is seeking $2.4-million for allegedly being fired a year ago. The Globe's
Steven Chase writes that Mr. Komarnicki filed an affidavit in the Alberta
Court of Queen's Bench several months ago declaring himself a creditor and
demanding $2.4-million in back pay and compensation. Hurricane is under
protection from creditors and needs bondholders to approve its plan to get
back on its feet. A group representing nearly three-quarters of outstanding
bonds recently applied to an Alberta court to remove court protection and
force the company into bankruptcy. Bondholders would get nearly all of the
company if Hurricane's attempt to restructure itself falls apart. Mr.
Komarnicki abruptly left the helm of Hurricane on Oct. 15, 1998, after more
than nine years in the post as CEO and president. His departure came amid
shareholder discontent over Hurricane's sliding stock price and mounting
loses.

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