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Hey there,
So, our co-owner representative went ahead and struck a deal with some former director of a management consulting firm to put together what we might call an "area statement" regarding the land surrounding our building. I won't even get started on the sheer number of inaccuracies within the document itself—there are plenty—but here’s the kicker: on the very first page, this director is slapping down his signature and the official corporate seal of a company that was actually dissolved by the commercial court two years ago.
I suppose you have to wonder if there's any actual criminal element at play here, you know, using the seal and the name of a company to authorize a "study" when that business doesn't even exist anymore?
Thanks.
So, our co-owner representative went ahead and struck a deal with some former director of a management consulting firm to put together what we might call an "area statement" regarding the land surrounding our building. I won't even get started on the sheer number of inaccuracies within the document itself—there are plenty—but here’s the kicker: on the very first page, this director is slapping down his signature and the official corporate seal of a company that was actually dissolved by the commercial court two years ago.
I suppose you have to wonder if there's any actual criminal element at play here, you know, using the seal and the name of a company to authorize a "study" when that business doesn't even exist anymore?
Thanks.