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Gold/Mining/Energy : Trooper Technologies Inc. (TPP.V) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John who wrote (1244)	5/22/1998 2:14:00 PM
From: Tom Kinakin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2090

News release - May 22, 1998 Trooper Technologies Inc. Mr. Stan Lis of Trooper Technologies reports The contempt proceedings brought by the Trooper against Thermo Tech Technologies and Thermo Tech Waste Systems (collectively, Thermo Tech) commenced yesterday before the Honourable Mr. Justice Cohen in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. In these proceedings the company is seeking the imposition of punishment against Thermo Tech for its continued contempt of the Jan. 20, 1998 order of the Honourable Mr. Justice Cohen. These proceedings were made necessary in view of the continued and willful non-compliance of such order requiring Thermo Tech companies to deliver to the company and International Eco-Waste Systems S.A. all standard certified engineering specifications, including drawings, regarding thermophilic plants. The Court heard the cross-examination of several witnesses from both parties, however, some further evidence and submissions remain to be presented. Accordingly, a new date must be set to conclude the hearing. It is expected that this will be completed within the next few weeks. While the hearing is not concluded, the company remains fully confident that the Court will uphold the company's rights to have Thermo Tech comply fully with the existing order of the Honourable Mr. Justice Cohen. Further news releases will follow with respect to the progress of the proceedings.