When Gowlings wins, where does their payment come from exactly? Out of the air?

So, what you are saying is that there never has been a court order which actually directly protected commons. Commons only received crumbs of "benefit" on a collateral basis along with the, "stakeholders." The only truth here is, "The bondholders, Tenor, Fung, etc. are all evil, some more so than others. ..., " which is what I've been preaching for a very long time. But, people have to redirect their anger and find someone other than truth to blame.

Cherry picked memories. Everyone sure seems to remember when the Bondies wanted to cancel shares, just before Tenor entered the scene. White Knight Tenor came in to save the day while Bondies adjusted their offer, and a bidding war of sorts to become the KRY-Buddy came about. Bondies offer actually was a secured 14% for commons, of the possible award, and promised to work with Crystallex to keep them alive. That is the truth. Look it up. Not sure on how folks do their math, but 14% secured is better than the current unsecured 11.78%.

At the time, I warned everyone to be careful of what they were wishing for with Tenor.