Another Supreme Court of BC victory against bashers..NICE!! @akariboto https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item?bid=Z-C:TELE-3305527&symbol=TELE®ion=C sizzle will love this piece. @MyBuddyy That may make a couple posters in here nervous. They seemed to believe sizzle was full of shiit when in fact…… he was bang on. It’s all fun and games until you need lawyers
@sizzlingbeef Poetic justice. Imminently, PYR will get its day in court too. 2022-09-14 20:43 ET - Street Wire This item is part of Stockwatch's value added news feed and is only available to Stockwatch subscribers.
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by Mike Caswell
Telecure Technologies Inc., a suspended Canadian Securities Exchange listing, has won an order in the Supreme Court of British Columbia against a group of anonymous on-line detractors. Telecure claims that the group was behind messages that accused management of using the company as a vehicle to steal money from investors. The group posted material on websites owned by Change.org and CEO.ca Technologies Ltd., the company claims.
The order, handed down on Sept. 6, 2022, directs Change.org and CEO.ca to provide identifying information for users with the pseudonyms Elvis Costello, Justin Priest and xnolimits, with that information to include IP addresses. With those addresses, Telecure will be in a position to trace the material to the Internet connection where it originated. Change.org and CEO.ca both appear to be within the jurisdiction of the court, as they have their offices in Canada.
The material that Telecure complains of, as set out in a notice of claim dated May 18, 2022, stemmed from posts on Change.org and CEO.ca dated May 10, 2022. One of the messages, as quoted in the lawsuit, arose in the context of a petition on Change.org entitled "Safeguard investors from microcap fraudsters." The message referred to individuals in Vancouver who had taken advantage of foreign investors to run pump-and-dump schemes. The message then explained how Harwinder Parmar, one of Telecure's directors, was behind such a fraud ring.
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