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"In light of speculation that transfers of particular securities involving false names have been used in the attempt to avoid liabilities, ASIC considers that fictitious transactions are not legally valid and do not transfer obligations," ASIC said in a statement.
It might also lead investors open for civil action, ASIC said.
The maximum penalty for an individual who contravenes the act is a $22,000 fine or imprisonment for five years or both. A body corporate may be fined up to $110,000.
Hi All
For those using Twitter you can follow twitter/brisconnections (aggregator of latest news in relation to this saga not Brisconnections themselves it looks - funny "This is BCSCA-Sparta Avatar though) and twitter Nicholas_bolton for some interesting one liners..
Have been glued to this since last year on this forum!! I don't need a book anymore, I just read this nightly for my Non Fiction Fix!
cheers Pog
What Macquarie needed to do was ensure that 50%+ was maintained in friendly hands as the institutions bailed out. This may have required supporting the stock by increasing it's own holding. Instead it bailed out and has since dived back in for fear of disaster.It begs the question why they didn't do this months ago instead of leaving mum and dad unit holders terrified for so long. But perhaps its more to do with the pressure of unit holders transferring to the three Bs?
"... we have a contractual obligation under the underwriting agreements (with Macquarie Bank and Deutsche Bank) ... that we as BrisConnections must use our best endeavours to collect these funds from those instalment holders that don't pay their instalment," Mr Rowe told ABC Television's Inside Business.
Ok so no body says, “Why didn’t you tell us”
Time is running out to transfer units to a willing buyer at fair consideration. Effective date for last day to transfer units is this Wednesday.
Please don’t think you can call me Tuesday night and sell your units and get a transfer done Wednesday...Unless its really worth our while we will pass .
If someone has a big line of stock we may...repeat may bend over backwards to assist.
If they hold an amount under say 2 million, in my view there stuck with them from Tuesday night.
Provided someone offers us enough cash …we would not get involved.
And I don’t mean 1000, as trying to get a transfer done on Wednesday; the last day will be problematic.
In our view because of the silly transfer attempts this stock is subject to extreme scrutiny now.
Luckily with a 50 mil plus holding we have the direct contact details of most of the senior back office staff and are able to when required effect speedy transfers.
So to be clear if you’re hanging in there with a hope and a prayer that a deal will surface by Tuesday, don’t waste your time. As any deal they may be trying to put to unit holders will be scuttled by our legal action mid to late next week.
If asked to effect transfers come Wednesday , I would want the seller to cover all of our time and opportunity cost which are likely to be substantial …to put it bluntly we will be set , and really busy and will only divert a staff member and lawyer unless somebody makes it very tempting .
I am a holder with 28,000 units, and it seem the unit has still not transferred out of my account. I am with E*trade, I emailed documents to you and RD at Whittens on 1st April with original to BTRL, then try to follow up with email on 9th, 15th and 17th April. I am trying to find out what the delay is. It's been over two weeks, and my unit has not transferred out.
I assume from the above that you emailed documents detailing your shareholding on 1st April and what you have just received by email is the transfer form for you to sign.Okay, I only just received the transfer form via email just then, obviously Australia post or someone forget to post the transfer to me.
23A ...there are many BCSCA unitholders who are distressed and desperately seeking opportunities to transfer their units to willing transferees/buyers before the Second Instalment date of 29 April 2009 requires actual payment of the next $1.00 instalment and before the Last Day Transfer (currently 22 April 2009), after which time, units cannot be transferred without first paying the $1.00 call on the BCSCA units. To address and relieve the distress of BCSCA unitholders is a matter of public interest.
o The Julie Anne Barrow Charitable Trust has originated legal proceedings in the Federal Court (VID251/2009) against BrisConnections
In other BrisConnections news, minority BrisConnections unit-holder, the Julie Anne Barrow Charitable Trust (which owns 0.5 percent of BrisConnections units but is awaiting transfer of just under 5 percent of units) has launched Federal Court action to order BrisConnections extend the last day for accepting off-market transfers of stapled securities.
The Trust is endeavoring to increase its stake in BrisConnections on the basis the “the $1 calls can potentially be met by a market re-evaluation of unit fundamentals (driven by the unique, scarce, highly valuable asset: the long-term 45 year toll road concession), the charity's cash position and capacity to raise further donations before the 29 April final call.”
As part of its Federal Court action, the Julie Anne Barrow Charitable Trust is alleging that BrisConnections:
...owed The Julie Anne Barrow Charitable Trust a duty of good faith in responding to and providing access to a DVD copy of the BCM Registry of Members in a timely and efficient manner and in an accessible file format. Reasonable access includes reasonable delivery times by BCM of 7 days or less (much less). BCM’s conduct in failing to quickly meet the negligible time and effort involved in providing access to a DVD copy of the BCM Registry of Members, as set out in paragraphs 22C and 22D, was a breach of BCM’s duty of good faith set out in paragraph 22E.
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