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Kaile Warren is charged in connection with the issuance of promissory notes by Warren and his Rent-a-Husband and KW Enterprises business. The Rent-A-Husband business conceived by Warren has
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to promissory notes. This case could also potentially change the manner in which franchisors must allocate funds received from franchisees to various categories of debt.
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
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Material misstatements and omissions of facts in promissory notes generally constitute securities misrepresentation or fraud and could lead to civil and felony criminal charges.
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Hardof had control of the shares, it contributed $7-million of its own money toward the purchase of the company, and issued $62-million in promissory notes to Dylex for the remainder.
"That in itself
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and that he "could not meet its obligations without continuously selling promissory notes."
•Used money raised from promissory notes with investors for "restaurant meals" and other personal
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Risks: Reputation management, Promissory notes, Sale of unregistered securities, Securities fraud, Sue the lawyer, Theft, United States, 20110224 Charges dropped
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was defined in paperwork attached to the promissory note as including payment for a marketing campaign until the location had two consecutive weeks of sales above $2,000, and a one-ton truck and tools
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former distributors for between $200,000 and $300,000 each.
At issue is the company's promissory note policy, which must be signed in order to become a Tupperware distributor. The note puts
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towards the purchase of Dylex while the bulk of $68-million money that shareholders were paid came from Dylex's own accounts.
Hardof Wolf, a shell with no assets, issued unsecured promissory notes to Dylex
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in an effort to sell $52-million worth of forged promissory notes to a hedge fund. Sources say he claimed the notes were issued by BCE and guaranteed by Teachers. He spent three days in jail and was re
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