According to Gilchrist, he appointed the (3) claiments to an advisory position, only. Those positions hold no corporate authority. He is either lying or the claiments are using some obscure law regarding their advisory position.That should be clear one way or the other from the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and corporate minutes. It shouldn't even get into a he said/she said.
"That should be clear one way or the other from the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and corporate minutes. It shouldn't even get into a he said/she said."
Agreed. Unless there is some Delaware law that gives "advisor" legal standing and/or anyone designated as a signature to funds. Doubt that.