- http://collins-bone-investors.blogspot.com/ (IFS blog)
- www.collins-and-bone.blogspot.com (this blog)
In relation to the adjourned bankruptcy hearing of Liam Collins on 15th March, and the subsequernt e-mails he sent out to what he believes are the respective anti-IVA and pro-IVA groups, all that I ask is that investors who are not already members of the anti-IVA group read the following articles in the order listed below on the IFS Blog www.collins-and-bone.blogspot.com to better educate themselves:
C&B assets - negative equity
Vote no to any IVA proposal
Liam's plea to wait for an IVA proposal
Liam's bankruptcy hearing & subsequent e-mails
Vote no to any IVA proposal
Liam's plea to wait for an IVA proposal
Liam's bankruptcy hearing & subsequent e-mails
The stance of the anti-IVA group is that no investor should sign-up to the ridiculous request made by Liam Collins below to support an IVA proposal when the most fundamental information of the current state of the business on which any such decision would be based has not been made available:
As a holder of a PN that C&B has long been in default of, you have a right to have access to the information being requested in these blog entries - you cannot properly engage an IVA practitioner without it! If Liam Collins wants to avoid being made bankrupt on March 22nd (he was only given a one week adjournment on the pretence of some issues that he needed to sort out with Mortgage Express - from the e-mails he sent out on March 15th it is evident that he has far, far more important issues to sort out), this information has to be made available to ALL INVESTORS. What the partners above are effectively asking investors to do is to support/show willingness to support an IVA proposal with zero information provided (the texts themselves are not even clear as to what they are asking you to sign up to!). It is both your duty and your right to hold them to account.
I (name), confirm I am in favour of Liam Collins' (of the CollinsBone partnership) proposal to protect my investment via an IVA. I do not believe bankruptcy is beneficial to anybody. My investment currently stands at (amount) and I will firmly support an IVA proposal.
The Editor
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