So what I you are saying Football Supporter is that an appeal can be made but only in relation to the how much. So the TTFF could appeal and say what, "we doh have the accounts for that period" or "it still by the auditors" stuff like that?? Ah trying to figure how a company incorporated under the Company laws here could not produce their accounts. Ah eh goh lie, ah real curious to see what Jackula do next......
Thats about the size of it. TTFF have been judged to owe the players 50% of money accrued during the 2006 WC campaign. All of this money should have been collected by the LOC, which as we know, was controlled by Jack. Therefore, TTFF claiming bankruptcy is really not important as they should have received profits AFTER the players were paid.
It depends how the court will view the shenanigans of Jack and TTFF. I believe that technically any money that should have been paid to the players can be ordered to be recalled.
Its a bit like if your bank put $1,000 of someones money into your account. Its not your fault, but it ain't your money so you have to give it back. Saying that you have spent it, is no defence. It was your responsibility to check your account and to realise the money wasn't yours. In effect, you've stolen that money.
So if TTFF say they didn't realise all these millions were not theirs, the court will say that they should have checked the accounts and any outstanding debts owed by LOC, because LOC was an appointed agent of TTFF. Meanwhile, Jack is the person at LOC responsible for owing the money to the players. He was in charge and if mistakes were made (i.e. money incorrectly spent) he has to carry the burden of responsibility.
Lalla can argue what he likes, but the High Court have already recognised that TTFF have been delaying the case where possible and acting "mischievously".
The process is simple: provide accounts of money received. If these accounts seem incorrect, the Court can order businesses to reveal how much they paid to the LOC. (Remember, they have a govt testimony that was not challenged in arbitration by TTFF that the LOC accrued around $180 million) If TTFF have lied, this could, on its own amount to a custodial sentance for those committing purjory. But also, there are penalties for false accounting, money laundering and fraud.
The question is: will TTFF risk breaking the law and will the High Court threaten the Deputy Prime Minister with prison?