Sunday 23 May 2021

Avocet Infinite investors face 'five years of litigation'

by BILL CHISHOLM, proprietor, Not Just Sheep & Rugby

The hundreds of shareholders who are believed to own a total of twenty-two million £1 shares in Avocet Infinite PLC (now in compulsory liquidation) are being offered one pence a share if they decide to sell to 'new investors' in Gennfros Ltd, an offshoot of the Avocet Group.

However they will have the chance to recoup their not inconsiderable losses if a string of legal actions against a long list of individuals and organisations yields an estimated £20 million in compensation.

Meanwhile it has been confirmed by Martin Frost, chairman of Avocet Natural Capital [ANC] in correspondence with shareholders that my name is on a new list of those being targeted for litigation. 

In an extraordinary document titled 'Pending & Proposed Litigation - as of 22nd May, 2021' Mr Frost declares: "Over the last three weeks Martin Frost, Dr. ’Bob’ Jennings, Mrs. Eirlys Lloyd [directors of ANC], along with active shareholders have consulted with prominent legal counsels.

"One such, Mr. Kit Jarvis of Fieldfisher [law firm], has advocated caution – as he notes that in many cases while there is an excellent litigation success chance – such may be but a pyric [sic] victory for the defender has an inability to pay. That said the new Gennfros investors have determined that criminal prosecutions & civil actions must be brought whether or not the defender can pay."

The identity of the mystery investors will, according to previous newsletters issued by Mr Frost, be revealed tomorrow (Monday).

His latest communication continues: "Our new investors are very annoyed at the waste of their time & resources in ascertaining that selfish bad people can prompt such injustice – thus in the planets [sic] public interest, they have decided to bring (named individual) and evil doers to book.

"Our new investors are shocked at the pure evilness that members of village society have descended to in the 21st Century. Thus, to help prevent Scotland descending further into a failed state; via public relations, litigation & commiserate verdicts: the new investors intend to focus the world on the politics & crimes of Anglo- Irish Jewish hate now to be found in Scotland."

Mr Frost asserts that (named individuals) have systematically destroyed or stolen Avocet & Frost family assets (to the value of £10 million plus) once housed at Harcarse Hill (Berwickshire) – detailed theft lists ranging from firearms, hand grenades, family photographs, papers, and books are being forwarded to the police.

As a result: "Researchers with a litigation view are thus commissioned to open files on the below & others. Total claims are expected to exceed £100 million though net receipts of but £20 million is forecast:

"Mrs. Aileen Orr Mr. Duncan Orr, senior; Mr. Alexander Orr; Ms. Emma Porter; Mr. W. Cleghorn; Aver; Miss. Sarah Shotton; Mr. Sandy Jeffrey / Mr. Tristan Jeffrey; Mr. Neal Thompson; Edwin Thompson; Mr. David Liddle; Mr. William Chisholm; Police Scotland; The SNP Party; The Scottish Government; Scotland’s Crown Office; A plethora of Scottish lawyers & accountants".

And in conclusion, Mr Frost writes: "Internationally, Scotland’s justice system is fast becoming viewed as that of a failing state, thus, wherever practical legal action will be taken from other jurisdictions.

"A litigation period of up to 5 years is envisaged. Gennfros share payments from the investors will be separately dependent upon IP (intellectual property) & other litigation benchmarks."

News of the threatened widespread legal action is accompanied by another newsletter to ANC shareholders.

In it stakeholders in Avocet Infinite PLC (now called Omega Infinite PLC, and in the hands of liquidators Begbies Traynor) are told of that 1p offer for their £1 shares.

Here is the relevant passage: " Gennfros’s new investors are offering to purchase all Omega Infinite shares from all bona fide shareholders in Omega Infinite plc ((for this purpose bona fide is determined by Eirlys Lloyd). The purchase price is £0.01 per share, plus a share pro rata on each holding, of 50% of the free proceeds following a successful litigation and recovery of damages etc. from the ‘evil doers’. There will be a capital loss on each Omega Infinite share, but this loss can be offset against capital gains on the profitable sale of other shares such as those in Gennfros Ltd."

 


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