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maccawozzagod · 06-10-2009, 00:24

at this point in time we now know that ASFC owes £150k to Eric Whalley. We dont know why. Up until june we had evidence that no directors loans had been made. Should a directors loan be made it would be minuted at a directors meeting - this hadn't happened by the time ASSF convened at a solictiors in the second week of June. Why has this suddenly appeared?

Eric is still listed as a shareholder according to the latest available information at Companies House. Why?

David O'Neil is not. Marcelle Lazarus is not. Neither are they listed as Directors of the company. Why? If the ship goes down they will not go down with it if this information stays the same. Out of interest, when ASSF listed itself as a company it took six days to appear on the Official records - likewise when we listed a change of director

06-10-2009, 00:24	#1
maccawozzagod God Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Red and White Fortnight Posts: 9,110 Liked: 1555 times Rep Power: 12677	Eric Whalley at this point in time we now know that ASFC owes £150k to Eric Whalley. We dont know why. Up until june we had evidence that no directors loans had been made. Should a directors loan be made it would be minuted at a directors meeting - this hadn't happened by the time ASSF convened at a solictiors in the second week of June. Why has this suddenly appeared? Eric is still listed as a shareholder according to the latest available information at Companies House. Why? David O'Neil is not. Marcelle Lazarus is not. Neither are they listed as Directors of the company. Why? If the ship goes down they will not go down with it if this information stays the same. Out of interest, when ASSF listed itself as a company it took six days to appear on the Official records - likewise when we listed a change of director __________________ email [email protected] for all window cleaning quotes