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To: Bob Walsh who wrote (7377)3/24/1998 8:44:00 AM
From: OrionX  Respond to of 10836
 
Bob,

Thanks for summing up many of the REAL FACTS that these shorters want to ignore.
Just because the stock is down does not make it a scam like many of the shorters proclaim. What stock hasn't gone down. I remember recently, Oracle going down over 40%, and Newbridge going down over 60%. Are these companies a fraud. No, but the shorters certainly have helped bring down these stocks. For once, could any of you shorters post REAL FACTS! How about a URL for the documents you refer to in your arguments? Can't find it, uhuh. I see, lost it again.



To: Bob Walsh who wrote (7377)3/24/1998 9:08:00 AM
From: Islander  Respond to of 10836
 
Valentine: Where are your 'rulings' or court documents to support your theses? Here are mine:

"Based on all of the considerations made, this Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court of Justice, in the name of the Republic and by authority
of the Law:

- DECLARES that the petition for approval of the waiver of Attorney at
Law Jes£s Garc¡a renas, in his capacity of attorney of the business
concern INVERSORA M EL, C.A., whereby he waives "...any effect in its
favor..." of the judgment issued by this Court on this trial, dated on
May 9th, 1991, is unfounded.

- DECLARES that the petition of the plaintiff attorneys, in their
writing dated on May 16th, 1996, whereby they request for an order to be
issued prohibiting the MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND MINES to pronounce with
respect to the applications for concessions for the exploration and
subsequent exploitation of alluvial and vein copper mines foreseen in
Article 174 of the Law of Mines, within the same perimeter of the
concessions denominated "Cristina Four (4)" and "Cristina Six (6)", is
unfounded.

- ISSUES the Decree referred to in Article 524 of the Code of Civil
Procedure, and ORDERS the execution of the judgment issued on this
present case on May 9th, 1991, for the purpose that the MINISTRY OF
ENERGY AND MINES voluntarily comply, within a Term of 10 juridical days
counted as of the moment of being served notice of this present
judgment, with its obligation of publishing in the Official Gazette of
the Republic of Venezuela, the NOTICE referred to in Article 15 of the
Law of Mines, concerning the assignment of the concessions of alluvial
gold mines denominated "Cristina Four (4)" and "Cristina Six (6)", made
by citizen Ram¢n Torres to the corporation INVERSORA MAEL, C.A.

Orders are hereby issued for this decision to be published and
registered. Let the orders be complied with.

Given, signed and sealed in the Courtroom of the Appellate Division in
Political-Administrative Matters of the Supreme Court of Justice. In
Caracas, on this sixteenth (16th) day of the month of October, one
thousand nine hundred and ninety-six (1996). Years 186th from
Independence and 137th from Federation."
(English translation)

and with regard to the appeal to admit the motions as pertain to the gold concessions they are being argued as follows:

"This appeal is being taken on the ground that there was no constitutional authority for
the Ministry to make its resolutions with the result that the resolution has always been legally
invalid. If the legal invalidity of the resolution is accepted on appeal, the finding of the Admission
Court that the motion attacking the 1989 resolutions was brought too late would be irrelevant
because the resolution would never have been legally operative.

The second development is that on July 31, 1997, Judge Acuna formally suspended any legal
effect of her previous decision not to admit the three motions based on the 1989 resolution. The
result is that the Chamber will have full authority to entertain the motions concerning the 1989
resolutions as though Judge Acuna had not made her preliminary ruling. Accordingly, Mael's
entitlement to be treated as the owner of the Concessions has not been disturbed by the latest
court decision."

Judge Acuna disqualified herself from ruling on these matters as it was not in her mandate as an admissions Judge. In suspending 'effect' of her 'non-admission' ruling, this deprived CVG/Minca of any legal standing viz the gold issue. On appeal, the gold motions went with the copper motions before the PAC to be treated as one single petition containing all eleven original motions. They are not separable. The gold arguments as presented above and in the SC rulings giving ownership of alluvial gold to Invesora Mael since 1986 will effectively turn the clock back to that time and void the MEM resolutions ab initio and de facto. PDG/Minca has no say whatsoever in these proceedings as their writs were rejected. Besides which PDG/Minca only had CVG given work contracts to begin with. Invesora Mael is rightful owner of LC4&6, HAS THE GOLD RIGHTS AND WILL PERFECT TITLE IN THIS NEXT RULING!! I am sleeping well, Valentine, how about you? Regards.