the principle of willing buyer willing seller should still apply. Or does that not matter anymore when you loose ure ass then cry foul
And, according to the interview the TT boys have forgiven Jooste!! Really? WTF!! This reveals so much about them. Here they are, trying to liquidate an entity yet they have forgiven the architect of this alleged fraud!!!!
SNH is an entity not a person and as such, like any company, is incapable of committing fraud - it is the people (ie management - the human factor) who cause the fraud or irregularity. A company in and of itself, without humans, is incapable of committing fraud.
They should ask themselves, if Jooste had not been at SNH - would this alleged fraud have taken place? Absolutely not.
It's like forgiving the robber who stole all your money but then suing Avis because their rental car was used in the robbery.
SNH was merely the device Jooste used to pull this all off. These TT yo-yo's need to stop peddling this tiresome "victim" song about how ruthlessly they were fleeced by SNH - Absolute drivel and the thankfully, some people in the media are starting to pull this TT fairytale story apart. As long as these guys and Jooste can sing kumbaya around a campfire, staring lovingly into each others eyes, the rest of the claimants, employees and anyone else affected by a liquidation - can go and get stuffed - really?
My only concern is that I have little faith in any state controlled entities and as we know, the judiciary in this country is a joke - making the outcome of this case a lot less predictable than it should be. Over-zealous egotistical judges desperate to make a name for themselves in such a high profile action.
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