RE: I want to make things clearer But Ace, INT doesn't HAVE to BUY PYN, they have a secured position against it. Unless someone comes up with a lot of cash to buy out the secured debtors, the courts and anyone else in the first row, INT will get the IP to cover the loan.
At thins point (IMHO) I believe that INT would be happy to get their $1.5 million back... they are not going to get into a bidding war with anyone else to buy PYN.
Besides, if there was ever going to be any interest in PYN's assets, it would have come in a bid through the past process.
This is all but said and done... you seem to be the only one who doesn't know it yet.