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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (70982)11/14/2000 5:45:59 AM
From: Taki  Read Replies (1) of 150070
 
BAD news PRAV.Paradigm sued by investor for $89 million

WILMINGTON, Del., Nov 13 (Reuters) - Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. (OTC
BB:PRAV.OB - news), a wireless communications company, and its director Eduardo
Guendelman were sued for $89.1 million by investor Triple Five Financial LLC.

In papers filed in the U.S. District Court in Delaware late on Thursday, Triple Five alleged that
Paradigm failed to deliver securities and share options it had promised in return for a $1 million
loan. Triple Five said Paradigm described the loan as one ``urgently'' needed to acquire an
unspecified technology asset.

Following the loan in July, Paradigm's share price rose from $1.81 to $4.55, court papers said. Triple Five alleged Paradigm then
``repudiated its obligations'' as a ``bad deal,'' and that Guendelman directed the company to do so.

Las Vegas-based Triple Five, a private, closely-held company, recently expanded its investments in shopping malls and
commercial development to include venture capital and technology.

The company seeks a jury trial on its demand that Paradigm meet its contract obligations and, in addition, pay damages of $22.0
million and punitive damages of $66.1 million.

Paradigm is the exclusive worldwide licensing agent for a broad-based wireless location patent. A call to its Toronto, Ontario
offices was not immediately returned.
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