We know that sooner or later SEVCO are going under. Sir Craig took legal advice way back in March this year. Very encouraging from his and Earleys point of view. Then silence. No action. Possible reasons........legal wheels grind slowly. Gathering information and extracting it from a reluctant source takes a long time. Building a case takes time to analyse and evaluate. Costs a lot of money. The court case if disputed is extremely expensive. Even settling which part of the claims are determined in which country. Will cost hundreds of thousands and will take the whole process to come to fruition many years. May even involve appeals to European courts to determine under which country's law the case should be heard. Law Financial and originally Liberty Capital had shares in SEVCO, I mean the current one. WORTHINGTON bought them over, Is Sir Craig playing a waiting game? Would it be easier to fight an undisputed and unopposed case, when SEVCO fail and then step in with the Ahem, ahem, btw these assets are mine. Here is the evidence. Other actions should never have taken place. Claims against other parties please, but the assets belong to us. Much more cost effective. Probably far better chance of winning original claim.
