After the fun and excitement prompted by the release of the Nimmo Smith Report on Thursday, which found oldco Rangers guilty of “deliberate non-disclosure” and which seems to have been taken by many as an acquittal, various questions arise about where things now go.
Some were prompted by the statement issued by the SPL. It can be read here.
It says, with my comments in bold below the relevant sections:- Continue reading →
Filed under Football Governance, Rangers, SPL
Tagged as Appeals, Binding Verdicts, Lord Nimmo Smith, SPL Independent Commission, Stewart Regan
Thank you for reading my blog. If you comment, and I am very grateful if you do, please keep your language restrained and be respectful generally and to other commenters.
Comments posted here are the opinion of the commenter alone and should not be taken as being my opinion. Comments are not generally pre-moderated but can be removed at my discretion.
If you take exception to a comment or to a post, then you can contact me by emailing me at scotslawthoughts at aol dot com.
Nothing stated on this blog should be taken as legal advice, nor do I accept any liability if anyone chooses to act on what I write, having taken it as legal advice.
Nor should anything here be taken as financial or investment advice. As I have said, you would need to be very silly to treat what I say as investment advice. So please do not think that it is.
Thank you.
Paul
Random Thoughts Re Scots Law by Paul McConville