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Gold/Mining/Energy : Donner Minerals (DML.V)
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To: Buckey who wrote (2996)1/19/1998 5:23:00 PM
From: VAUGHN  Read Replies (1) of 11676
 
Thanks John

I can't help feeling that the activities that you and Ed and others describe are in fact gross breaches of feduciary and/or trust relationships, and therefore should constitute criminal activity.

If a realestate salesman working for you to sell your house brings you a buyer who's low ball offer you accept, and which you subsequently find out was in business with your agent, who has just flipped your property to another buyer at a much higher price, that agent is open to criminal prosecution and in the very least, loss of his/her license.

Just look at the Alan Eagleson case for a parallel situation. Mind you it took the US courts to take action while the Canadian old boys network sat on their proverbial thumbs. Now all of a sudden, I see today that the Law Society is finally taking action.

Maybe some US shareholder will have to sue CC, etc. before the Canadian authorities will do their jobs?

Food for thought.

Regards
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