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#21729

TPS tiene la Llave

I agree Spot... TPS turning against the other parties late in the game means to me they know where the bodies are buried and have the most damaging info. Way more than the EC... If they start talking unknown info to the public in this Closing.. It could open the floodgates. Rosen must be aware of this... Will be interesting tonight

#21730

Re: TPS tiene la Llave

La llave la tiene la Juez, reza porque no sea corrupta o débil.

#21731

Re: TPS tiene la Llave

bufff, como estan los mercados. ¿cuando tocaran fondo? Vaya desastre de mundo.Y todo,por culpa de .... la bancaaaaaaaaaaa.

#21732

Re: TPS tiene la Llave

Mis oraciones no van precisamente para pedir por la Juez.
El de arriba lo ve todo... y yo confio en que al final todos recibiremos lo que nos merecemos..

#21733

Documentos TPS ,EC & Debtors

TPS: http://wmish.com/docs/810/8438-tps.pdf

Leeros las paginas 64-66 del PDF.

Que maravilla como explican todo desde el fraude cometido por los debtors...los falsos Marta Claims... y por supuesto Stern &Anico diciendole a la Juez que no tiene Jurisdicción para aprobar NADA.

Me quedo con esta frase de TPS...

"Now That Light Has Been Shed On The Plan Negotiations, It is
Clear The Settlement, Negotiated By Conflicted Counsel, Was
Designed To Overcompensate Creditors, Leave Equity With
Nothing, And Deliver All Remaining Value To JPMorgan"

EC: Filed under SEAL (version redactada en próximos días)

Debtors(Rosen): http://wmish.com/docs/810/8439-debtors.pdf

Rosen ahora está intentando meternos la penúltima modificando el Plan para ofrecer Litigation Tracking Warrants y de esta manera seguir teniendo el control por parte de los debtors y ofrecer Releases a las partes implicadas.

Que grandisimo hijo de.... le tenian que colgar de los huevos.

#21734

TPS y sus preguntas a la Juez

(1) Does this Court have the power to confirm a Plan that incorporates
provisions obviously designed to: (i) invade Chief Judge Sleet’s exclusive
jurisdiction over the TPS Consortium’s appeal in Blackhorse Capital LP v.
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Adv. No. 10-51387 (MFW), on appeal, Civ.
Action No. 11-124-GWS; and (ii) moot such appeal before Chief Judge
Sleet and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals have had an opportunity to
review the merits? [Answer: No]

Does the Divestiture Rule otherwise 62
obligate the Debtors to modify the Plan, striking those provisions that
advertently or inadvertently hamper the appellate courts’ ability to reverse
and return the parties to the status quo ante, and adding a disputed-claims
reserve to hold the TPS Securities pending ultimate conclusion of the
appellate process? [Answer: Yes]

(2) Following Stern v. Marshall, does this Court have the Constitutional power to issue a final order approving the Global Settlement Agreement (and the Plan, as its bankruptcy “wrapping”), given that: (a) the settlement
involves substantial non-core litigation that otherwise must be adjudicated elsewhere; and (b) the settlement is hotly-contested, resulting in an extended trial over whether it should be forcibly imposed on thousands of
disaffected parties-in-interest? [Answer: No]

Is this Court only
authorized by the Constitution to deliver proposed findings of fact and
conclusions of law for Chief Judge Sleet’s final consideration? [Answer: Yes]

(3) In the particular circumstances of this case, can “the legal rate” of postpetition
interest (as those words are used in Bankruptcy Code Section
726(a)(5)) refer to any rate other than the federal judgment rate?
[Answer: No]

If it is the federal judgment rate, can the reference date for
calculating post-petition interest be any date other than the confirmation
date, the most obvious and logical analogue to the date of “judgment” in
federal civil litigation? [Answer: No]

(4) Can the Plan “death-trap” the TPS Consortium’s right to participate in the
proceeds of unsettled estate causes of action without the Debtors providing this Court one iota of evidence proving, by a preponderance of the evidence: (1) that the value of all such causes of action is less than the amount needed for the TPS Securities to be “in-the-money”; and, therefore, (2) that the holders of TPS Securities are not otherwise legally
entitled to any such value? [Answer: No] Absent such evidence, is the Plan “fair and equitable” with respect to the post-consummation
governance of such unsettled estate litigation, given that: (1) the litigation
is controlled by creditor representatives that have absolutely no interest in that litigation; and (2) disaffected holders of TPS Securities are not afforded any right to participate in future litigation governance? [Answer: No]

(5) Does the law allow the Debtors to establish the sufficiency of the Global
Settlement Agreement, covering fact-intensive avoidance and business tort claims exceeding $6 billion, with only pleadings (i.e., absolutely no admissible evidence going to the underlying merits of the claims)?
[Answer: No]

Does the law impose a heightened evidentiary burden on the Debtors in light of: (x) the findings contained in the Senate Report
(including, especially, findings giving strong challenge to any factual 63
contention that the Debtors were solvent pre-petition); (y) the ANICO
reversal (now enabling the business tort claims to proceed); and (z)
substantial new evidence that the Global Settlement was negotiated without any analysis of the value of such claims, by conflicted
professionals that turned a blind eye to such claims to enable the deal to finalize? [Answer: Yes]

(6) Does Bankruptcy Code Section 365(c)(2) prohibit post-petition “completion” of the Conditional Exchange of TPS Securities for WMI
preferred stock that was not issued pre-petition and, today, does not exist?

[Answer: Yes]

#21735

EC entrega Objeción Under SEAL por el Insider Trading

I think the EC is hammering the IT issues. I'm assuming that's why it was filed under seal. Here's an excerpt from the TPS;

"While multiple days of the confirmation trial delved into factual issues that may create independent bases for confirmation denial (e.g., allegations of insider trading), that same conclusion is otherwise mandated by a straight-forward application of legal principles to the more commercial oriented facts."

They likely wanted to use specific trade dates correlated with key disclosures of information--that has been a no-no in public filings.

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EC y TPS estan colaborando los dos estan atacando desde distintos frentes. Esto es la Guerra para destruir al malvado Rosen !!!!

#21736

Re: EC entrega Objeción Under SEAL por el Insider Trading

El enemigo de mi enemigo es mi amigo.

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