Ken seizing and selling the ActM shares to cover the We-Ex debt, besides being somewhat morally suspect, is almost certainly not legal.
Fellow shareholders - I think this above quote will worry a lot of people. This is an open forum, this is the Official thread, and this point needs addressed IMO. You might not like this discussion because you think it's not relevant but I do so I will continue. Do not read our exchange if you don't want to.
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Ken seizing and selling the ActM shares to cover the We-Ex debt, besides being somewhat morally suspect, is almost certainly not legal.
The shares are not legal
ACtM is not legal
Bitfunder was not legal
Most of the BTC industry is not legal. So how will Ukyo argue in court that Ken is acting illegally when his shares do not fall within the framework of the legislation?
One analogy I will offer. If a drug dealer is selling from his home and a customer comers round and steals his drugs while the dealer is not looking and runs out the door can the drug dealer go to a lawyer and raise a charge against the thief? Will that charge end up in court? Will the thief be found guilty of theft? In this world the answer is no. I have said all I want to on this. If you don't think it's legal maybe you and Ukyo can get together and take ACtM to court. But I don't think Ukyo will be too keen on visiting any court for quite some time - i.e. the rest of his life.