Quantum Blockchain Technologies Plc - Court Damages Award
("QBT" or the "Company")
in Favour of QBT Subsidiary Clear Leisure 2017 Limited
The Court has fully upheld CL2017 ’ s appeal, overturning the trial court’s decision and ordering the defendant to pay:
• €38,500 damage award, plus
•
statutory interest accruing from
• legal costs totaling approximately €15,000.
The Court also rejected the defendant ’ s attempt to set off the debt on the basis of alleged counterclaims.
Background to the case
The claim originates from a transaction in 2019 involving the sale of a 30% equity interest in Beni Immobili S.r.l., by CL2017’s predecessor, under which the defendant agreed to pay €45,000 in instalments.
Following completion of the transaction however, only payments totaling €6,500 were received, leaving an outstanding balance of €38,500.
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Estimated Financial Impact
Based on applicable statutory commercial interest rates since
This brings the total expected recovery to approximately €78,000. [CR1]
Next Steps
CL2017 will now proceed with enforcement actions to recover the awarded sums.
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About
QBT (AIM: QBT) is a London Stock Exchange AIM listed Research & Development and investing company focused on an intensive R&D programme to disrupt the Blockchain Technologies sector which includes, cryptocurrency mining and other advanced blockchain applications. The primary goal of the R&D programme is to develop Bitcoin mining tools and techniques, via its technology-driven approach, which the Company believes will significantly outperform existing market practices.
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How is calculated? 38,500 damage award plus interest of 20,000 plus legal costs of 15,000 is