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The Company confirms that notices under section 338 of the Companies Act 2006 were received from Paul Murray, Malcolm Murray, Colin Howell, Ian Cormack, John Graham, Lynchwood Nominees Limited, Hargreaves Lansdown Nominees Limited, Rock (Nominees) Limited, Redmayne (Nominees) Limited, Bank of New York (Nominees) Limited, Lion Nominees Limited dated 27 September 2013, and from Singer Nominees Limited dated 30 September 2013, ("Notices") together representing 5.03 per cent of the voting rights of the Company ("Notifying Shareholders").

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The Company confirms that notices under section 338 of the Companies Act 2006 were received from Paul Murray, Malcolm Murray, Colin Howell, Ian Cormack, John Graham, Lynchwood Nominees Limited, Hargreaves Lansdown Nominees Limited, Rock (Nominees) Limited, Redmayne (Nominees) Limited, Bank of New York (Nominees) Limited, Lion Nominees Limited dated 27 September 2013, and from Singer Nominees Limited dated 30 September 2013, ("Notices") together representing 5.03 per cent of the voting rights of the Company ("Notifying Shareholders").

This disruption can't go on

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You're reading too much into this. A Notice under s338 requires the support of the holders of at least 5% of the company's shares. Why bother to get it signed by 28% when all you need is 5%?

Read the full notice, couldn't even comply with the correct signing process for the 5.03%.

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You're reading too much into this. A Notice under s338 requires the support of the holders of at least 5% of the company's shares. Why bother to get it signed by 28% when all you need is 5%?

Seriously ?????

No ! Seriously ???????

For weeks now, your counterpart DeliriousDennis has been quoting the figure 28%, Over and over and over, 7 and 8 times on each thread.

But I am reading too much into it ????????

Aye OK then !

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You're reading too much into this. A Notice under s338 requires the support of the holders of at least 5% of the company's shares. Why bother to get it signed by 28% when all you need is 5%?

Stop putting sense into their stupid threads, I was having a good laugh.

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You're reading too much into this. A Notice under s338 requires the support of the holders of at least 5% of the company's shares. Why bother to get it signed by 28% when all you need is 5%?

Must admit that's how i read it. Just get enough on to validate the notice.

Not saying they have "28%" but nothing here suggests they only have 5.03% either.

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The Company confirms that notices under section 338 of the Companies Act 2006 were received from Paul Murray, Malcolm Murray, Colin Howell, Ian Cormack, John Graham, Lynchwood Nominees Limited, Hargreaves Lansdown Nominees Limited, Rock (Nominees) Limited, Redmayne (Nominees) Limited, Bank of New York (Nominees) Limited, Lion Nominees Limited dated 27 September 2013, and from Singer Nominees Limited dated 30 September 2013, ("Notices") together representing 5.03 per cent of the voting rights of the Company ("Notifying Shareholders").

Now I am really confused did Jim McColl lose his pen or something?

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The Board offered to meet with the Notifying Shareholders to discuss their concerns but had not received a response. The Board then received notice of the Petition. Whilst the Company intends to strongly resist the Petition the Board intends to take all possible steps to avoid unnecessary cost and disruption to the Company.

Once again the current board have tried to engage with the requisitioners only to be taken to court, remember they were happy with Frank Blin.

There is only one side causing all this disruption and it is not the current board, do things properly - like signing the bloody documents - then bring it up at the AGM

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The Board offered to meet with the Notifying Shareholders to discuss their concerns but had not received a response. The Board then received notice of the Petition. Whilst the Company intends to strongly resist the Petition the Board intends to take all possible steps to avoid unnecessary cost and disruption to the Company.

Once again the current board have tried to engage with the requisitioners only to be taken to court, remember they were happy with Frank Blin.

There is only one side causing all this disruption and it is not the current board, do things properly - like signing the bloody documents - then bring it up at the AGM

fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me would not trust these liars who make up the current board on inch
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