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Gold/Mining/Energy : PAW - Pacific Wildcat Resources Corp
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From: Rocket Red5/4/2018 9:46:57 PM
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Another Person asked this !!!! Any Opinions ????

Question: Could this also be possible?

To start with I don't know the answer to the question but I will throw it out there for discussion and consideration.

While historically the norm may have been the 50% rule on arbitration settlements might the arbitrator's pick this case to "make a statement"?

One thing that seems different with Pacific Wildcat is that they have a well known businessman from the country where the mine was at (Kenya) who died - and very very curious timings.

With the OJ case we saw it takes far less to get a decision in a civil trail (arbitration) than in a criminal trial.

I suspect a FULL 2.1M decision might be a possibility due to the death and in fact think a possibility might also exist for punitive actions due to the death.

I have no idea, I am just throwing that out as a possibility - the case treated a little more harshly since someone died...

What do others think? Does anyone think the fact that someone lost their life might cause arbitrator's to treat the issue more harshly?

Other opinion's always appreciated, thanks.
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