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Re: [ga] Auerbach vs. ICANN update


First off, a lawsuit is frivilous if the plaintiff has no case.

A defense is frivolous, if it is asserted with no basis in fact.

Karl's lawsuit is in no way frivilous however ICANN has no defense based in 
fact.

Would anyone here work for a company as a director without having access, 
full and complete without restriction, to finances?  Especially when they 
are not filing timely.

If ICANN has major tax or liability problems Karl is at least somewhat 
responsible - Therefor he had to file the lawsuit, no choice, not moral, 
not legal and certainly not financially.

Sincerely,
Eric

> Ken Stubbs wrote:
>> 
>> hello sandy ..
>> 
>> many your inquiries can be answered by reading the
>> legal briefs prepared by both sides.
> 
> I see nothing in either brief that answers my question.
>  
>> > Can someone please tell me exactly what ICANN
>> > management are protecting here? What parts of
>> > ICANN financial records are confidential and
>> > why?
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