RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I am OUT!I'm no lawyer. I have a little experience, as twice companies I worked for went through CCAA (the Canadian equivalent of Chapter 11). American laws are similar to ours, but not identacle, but unsecured creditors do not do well in these procedings. One would think that ownership of the material in process would remain with Premier, but, the fact is that Premier is listed in the bankrupcy documents as a trade creditor for $5.5 million (which would mean that they owe us that much most likely in the form of gold). That's the sum that is at risk, and, like I said, unsecured creditors rarely get anything out of these situations. Even secured creditors get a fraction of what they are owed.