Some very interesting possibilities Bow.

I am quite certain though that they had to be paid by midnight of the 27th, so the Monday morning thing would have been out of the question (IMO).

Could it be possible though, that at the 11th hour they scraped some money together to pay the fees on these economically unfeasible properties (re: the Krause report). And in the meanwhile, the company halted trading due to lack of directors...so in the haste of paying the leases and looking for new directors, it could likely had slipped her mind. Let's face it, she is now short handed so the work load has essentially tripled. I wonder if the IGD directors would volunteer to be SLI directors just to help out in this pinch until other ones can be found.

In the event that SLI is delisted or claims bankruptsy, what happens to these properties now that they are paid for? Does Minera Santa Elisa retain them, or as our subsidiary, do they have to declare bankruptsy also? I wonder who runs our Peruvian subsidiary for us?

So many questions, too few answers.