Present the BCSC with an invoice of ~ $320,000,000 . If they pay, it is to be shared with investors on date of record around mid Oct 2011. If they do not pay this initial invoice, a judgement is to be seeked, then a lien filed against the BCSC.

 Without giving all the details and dynamics here of how to execute the process and what it entails, I can assure you that once again, because of all collected facts to date, that this would also be an incontestible route. The BCSC and any other authority that a similar claim may be launched swiftly against, leaves those arms of the government without defence, under their own laws. Any lawyer with common sense and willingness, could do this in a heartbeat and at a very conservative cost.

 Regardless of any opinion here, this approach is most likely to be taken in the near future. It will give shareholders a start, on what they are owed.

 At this point, there are many liens and judgements that may be filed by investors. As well as a judgement filed against Justice Steves, on very compelling grounds. Any judgements filed must not have a limited amount attached and are to be initial invoices/judgements, with it being very concise, that other judgements and leins are to follow.

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