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I thought I heard that the announcement of its location would be in June...is that right? Has anyone heard anything about it?
AusTxPony wrote:I thought I heard that the announcement of its location would be in June...is that right? Has anyone heard anything about it?
CalallenStang wrote:AusTxPony wrote:I thought I heard that the announcement of its location would be in June...is that right? Has anyone heard anything about it?
Was on campus last weekend (6/17-6/19) - a tour guide said he heard from someone claiming to have an inside source that SMU has an 80% chance of landing it - of course that's how rumors get started.
smu diamond m wrote:CalallenStang wrote:AusTxPony wrote:I thought I heard that the announcement of its location would be in June...is that right? Has anyone heard anything about it?
Was on campus last weekend (6/17-6/19) - a tour guide said he heard from someone claiming to have an inside source that SMU has an 80% chance of landing it - of course that's how rumors get started.
Did you know 76.31415926535% of statistics are made up on the spot?
Bergermeister wrote:Maybe W will announce the SMU location on his 60th next week. It's gonna be here, but the "official" announcement may be on hold until Gary Vodicka "disappears". (Not like Vince Foster or Ron Brown... just disappear)
37. Perkins was another of Plaintiff’s alleged tenants. Perkins’ sworn declaration states that approximately six weeks ago Plaintiff proposed to make a ten percent (10%) “gift†to Perkins of the condominium unit leased by her from Plaintiff. Perkins was told by Plaintiff that the gift was to be made to Perkins in exchange for Perkins’ agreement to file bankruptcy when and as directed by Plaintiff for the purpose of delaying the State Suit. Perkins was told that a bankruptcy attorney would be provided for her.
38. Perkins was told by Plaintiff that he planned to have other of his tenants also serially file a succession of bankruptcies to further delay the State Court litigation. Perkins was told by Plaintiff that Debtor was to file first under Plaintiff’s direction. Perkins was to be the second to file. Perkins was informed by Plaintiff that he would be the third to file because Plaintiff’s bankruptcy would “buy the most time†and take the longest, because of Plaintiff’s assets.
39. Perkins refused to participate in Plaintiff’s proposal to file bankruptcy. Perkins was then told by Plaintiff that he would force her out of her unit by June 19, 2006. On June 20, 2006, Plaintiff entered Perkins’ unit and removed her belongings.
SMU Football Blog wrote:The Bankruptcy case will be irrelevant by mid-July and it has little relevance now as it doesn't stay the suit between Vodicka and SMU, just the claims against the Tenant, which will not be stayed after a hearing on 7/17.
EastStang wrote:Conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud. Ya think the Justice Department isn't licking their chops on that?
friarwolf wrote:"The bankruptcy case is in Chief Judge Hauser's court and she will not suffer these fools. Hauser will castrate these people."
I hope the esteemed Judge uses a dull, rusty blade - blindfolded with her left hand.................
§ 157. Bankruptcy fraud
A person who, having devised or intending to devise a scheme or artifice to defraud and for the purpose of executing or concealing such a scheme or artifice or attempting to do so--
(1) files a petition under title 11, including a fraudulent involuntary bankruptcy petition under section 303 of such title;
(2) files a document in a proceeding under title 11; or
(3) makes a false or fraudulent representation, claim, or promise concerning or in relation to a proceeding under title 11, at any time before or after the filing of the petition, or in relation to a proceeding falsely asserted to be pending under such title,
shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 5 years, or both.