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To: Big_Tim_I_AM_Banished who wrote (21664)	3/22/2018 5:07:06 PM
From: ralfph	Respond to of 22811

I have been in a court case like this before. Luckily the courts ordered the cash be set aside (in this case a small company swallowed by a big company) The big company went bankrupt and got delisted - those of us in the small company got some money back, minus court costs. So if the money does not exist - it will not get set aside but if there is a bigger pot than what is claimed the whole pot will not get frozen. No biggie, you do not freeze 6 million in cash when someone is making a claim for 1 million, thats all I was attempting to point out. you can plug different numbers into the equation, the rule applies until the claim exceeds the amount available.