777 Partners / Whatever the hell you like

[matty1878]

Another day another story about 777 being sued because they can't manage to pay their bills or run a business.

I'm sure they'll be fine when they take over here though.

And they’re buying us lol this club will sink within a year of these mark it words

 

[pfim]

Lots of sketchy stuff with them, but to be fair this isnt a new thing. This case has been in Canadian courts because its Flair Airlines(777 acted as guarantors). It seems they now have filed in english courts because they feel their case will be rejected in the other one.

I don’t think that’s exactly it based on what I read.

The case was filed in Canadian courts by Flair against the lessors for repossessing the aircraft in the first place.

This is the opposite where the lessors are now suing them for losses and missed payments.

It’s not clear to me why this is being filed in a UK court, the lessors are Irish and Flair is Canadian.

 

[Melchizedek]

And they’re buying us lol this club will sink within a year of these mark it words

Think of how much stress you'll have once the club dissolves.

 

[matty1878]

Think of how much stress you'll have once the club dissolves.

Or more as
I Can’t moan and f worry

 

[matty1878]

So we’re already in debt to these if they’ve been borrowing us to stay afloat

We’re are They getting from if they owe money everywhere?

Then summer ( hope not now )

Sales will go to therye never ending debt

I would take Mike Ashley/ Simon Jordan
F n delia smith over these

 

[PeregrineT]

I don’t think that’s exactly it based on what I read.

The case was filed in Canadian courts by Flair against the lessors for repossessing the aircraft in the first place.

This is the opposite where the lessors are now suing them for losses and missed payments.

It’s not clear to me why this is being filed in a UK court, the lessors are Irish and Flair is Canadian.

Based on the actual article it doesnt seem to be the case, the aircraft were repossessed 10 months ago so the Canadian case is not about that but the losses and missed payments. The filing in english courts where neither party is located seems to fit with them trying to re-try the case elsewhere.

 

[Blue83]

borrowing us

 

[matty1878]

?

 

[malfosse]

?

We do the borrowing, they do the lending.

 

[pfim]

Based on the actual article it doesnt seem to be the case, the aircraft were repossessed 10 months ago so the Canadian case is not about that but the losses and missed payments. The filing in english courts where neither party is located seems to fit with them trying to re-try the case elsewhere.

Flair Airlines files $50M lawsuit against leasing firms over plane seizures | Globalnews.ca

Flair Airlines has filed a $50-million lawsuit over alleged 'conspiracy' by its leasing firms after the seizure of four planes last week.

globalnews.ca

 

[pfim]

We do the borrowing, they do the lending.

For now, yes.

 

[ashwuk76]

I don’t think that’s exactly it based on what I read.

The case was filed in Canadian courts by Flair against the lessors for repossessing the aircraft in the first place.

This is the opposite where the lessors are now suing them for losses and missed payments.

It’s not clear to me why this is being filed in a UK court, the lessors are Irish and Flair is Canadian.

The High Court takes on cases from all over the world as it is respected around the world.

 

[GN!]

And they’re buying us lol this club will sink within a year of these mark it words

the problem is the club will sink in 6 months if they dont

 

[PeregrineT]

Flair Airlines files $50M lawsuit against leasing firms over plane seizures | Globalnews.ca

Flair Airlines has filed a $50-million lawsuit over alleged 'conspiracy' by its leasing firms after the seizure of four planes last week.

globalnews.ca

Yup, thats around 10 months ago, and in that case its Flair suing the other company because they had already repossessed by then.

 

[Eggsyblueskin]

Allowing this group to take ownership of Everton is like inviting rats into your kitchen.
They are financial vermin.