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That’s right. I think most people probably think the Alicante flight is the one to take, due to club mentioning Benidorm. It’s best to get a flight to Murcia, as the ground is much closer to Murcia Airport. The ground itself, only holds about 3,000 so will be nice and compact. So far as I know, the opposition haven’t been mentioned yet, so no idea, how many are likely to attend.
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Yes, are you?
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Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Good luck with getting an answer on that one, straight or otherwise. Even one to keep a bit of credibility, would be a start, such as, I think I was fobbed off, as it’s clear to see, things did not materialise, in the way he promised. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Lots of hassle and negative publicity. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
With the bits most posters on here know, I would be very surprised if everything has been totally above board for the last 15 years. My opinion is they are less than 50% sure that any bond posted, will be returned. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Money laundering can be investigated cross border. Not certain if this is the case here, by any stretch of the imagination, but think it’s a serious matter, when property is being seized. -
Be careful of slipping on the steps coming out and if I were you, I would print any previews of the films out before you go, as they have stopped doing programmes.
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Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
https://www.lendingtree.com/home/mortgage/mortgage-fraud/ -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
It seems they misrepresented the activities of their business to the state bank of India. This can seem quite trivial, but, if you are obtaining funding that way, it is a very serious offence. Obtaining money by deception/ mortgage fraud. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
At Reading there was non payment of taxes and wages . For the authorities to be trying to enforce a sale of a club requires there to be very serious infractions - not dissatisfaction from supporters. I don't think that a court case and an article in the Indian Press, suggesting illegal remittances , can really be described as dissatisfaction from supporters to be honest. ED seizes nine assets of Pune-based poultry major in FEMA probe | Mumbai news - Hindustan Times -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Yeah. I am sure some will be pro and some will be anti ED. Amazing that we are hear as Rovers fans, discussing Indian court cases. Never the Twain. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Sounds like the ED are gunning for them and do not want them really sending anything. That's just my opinion though. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Good to hear. Thanks for clarifying. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
So, just a short term cashflow problem then and not much for us to worry about? -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
I think a poster on here, once trivialised this in the past, but here is an extract from the link posted above. So, assuming the article is accurate the owners have stated that Venky's overseas limited has been declared to the state bank of India, as a business that is trading in agriculture and mining and rearing of ducks and hens amongst other. That sounds to me, pretty much like fraud, but maybe that is an over reaction. The ED’s investigation revealed that VHPL had declared the business of VOL to the Reserve Bank of India as agriculture and mining, including rearing of ducks, hens, among others. No such business activity, however, was ever undertaken by VOL even after the lapse of over 11 years since its incorporation, said the ED sources. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
ED seizes nine assets of Pune-based poultry major in FEMA probe | Mumbai news - Hindustan Times -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Yep -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
You are very welcome. Glad you manged to sort it. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Not wanting to really start up this impediment argument all over again and it is the last I will EVER say on the matter, but I teach (as a hobby) a Spanish youth some English, so the meaning of certain words, is part of my every day life and does help him with his college work. We regularly refer to both the Oxford and Cambridge dictionaries, for clarification on words, as you can imagine, getting the meaning wrong, and translating it to from English to Spanish and vice versa, can prove to be important. The Oxford Dictionary meanings for both words is below. Inconvenient = A hindrance, trouble or difficulty Impediment = Something that interferes with a process, power or right. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Impediment means to have a hindrance or obstruction in doing something and that is certainly the case with the bank and the NOC. I think the word inconvenient has a much less stringent meaning, as in, the need to send it to be checked first, before being given the green light. That in my view is inconvenient, but having to add 50% and previously 100% to any funding, in order to send it, is not an inconvenience but a pretty severe impediment. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
I knew you were with it, but hopefully our conversation, has helped some people get a better grasp of it too, as it is a bit miss leading. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
That's stating, the senior counsel for the petitioner (Venky's) want the requirement for a bank guarantee removing. For now it has been reduced to 50% hence two impediments remaining, until considered at an appropriate stage. They have spelt relieved wrong and it reads relived, but that can be forgiven, perhaps. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
Absolutely correct, the No objection certificate (Impediment 1) and the reduced bond (impediment 2) still exist, so it is down to the owners now, to decide if they want to risk more bond money or wait until 03/08/25 and hope the impediments are lifted. My guess is they will send no money until at least that next hearing. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
He must know only too well, there no impediment line, was total bollox. -
Venky’s v Indian Government (a)
lraC replied to tomphil's topic in Blackburn Rovers Fans Messageboard
It’s referring back to when an amount of just over £3.5m was allowed to be sent, but only with a bank guarantee and a no objection certificate (Two impediments). Whats more in interesting now is its now being stated that the club is not under a cloud of suspicion YET (see section 12 below) but also that the ED are against any funds being transferred. In my opinion the earliest they may now be able to send any will be after the hearing on 03/08/25 and I think we are very close to the edge.
