Yacht Brokers / Yacht Dealers threads--give it a rest ?

Do you want another thread

  • yes , I have learnt from the 7 year campaign

    Votes: 2 18.2%
  • no, I have learnt enough

    Votes: 3 27.3%
  • no, I haven't learnt anything

    Votes: 4 36.4%
  • spare

    Votes: 2 18.2%

  • Total voters
    11

DAKA

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It appears some are getting irritated (and rude) about Yacht Broker/dealer threads.

I am currently working on a new report (going to take a few weeks to put it together) but there is no point if the forum isnt interested.


Its basically a report on yacht Brokers/dealers and the amount of Ltd companies they have operating under similar trading names, phoenix companies and the capital status.

Simple vote (and please be honest, only say you want a report if you are actually interested in the report, please dont vote for a report just to see the forum's elite club picking on me !)
 
Daka I do not know what audience your report will be aimed towards. But I do fear that if you get your facts wrong, or make prejudiced assumptions that certain things are bad when in fact they are just normal everyday business, the effort will be wasted. The other threads show you do not have a deep enough understanding of trust law and equity, and even your summary of the BA Peters case had been pretty flawed. There is nothing wrong with any "amount of Ltd companies" nor anything wrong with having a small share capital figure, nor would restricting the number of companies a person may use and imposing a large share capital requirement have any useful benefit to boat buyers and sellers
 
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