Uitspraak
GEMEENSCHAPPELIJK HOF VAN JUSTITIE
[Belanghebbende 1],
- Parties agree on appointing an independent investigator, preferably an accountant (of a renowned company) to look into the finances from the incorporation of CPB until now;
- Parties agree to fully co-operate with such investigator;
- [belanghebbende 1] and [belanghebbende 2] agreed that the scope of the investigation can included their personal accounts to which money was transferred;
- Maris will formulate the scope of the investigation and will send this to Murray and Anthonio to comment upon;
- This investigator can collect all the administration and secure this in one location;
- Parties agree to that a ground manager needs to be hired;
- CBP will draft a profile for the function of ground manager;
- Parties agree that the Company’s administration need to be established centrally instead of being spread over the computers of the different management board members;
- Parties agree to hire an administrator;
- Parties agree to park the issue regarding potential damages for now;
- Parties agree that from the third shipment onward Omar will receive 50% of the gross profit (gross profit being the amount left after deducting the salaries and utilities expenses from operations (including ALR payments) as well as expenses to clean export line and expenses to load the ship from the sales revenues) for each shipment and if the continuity of CBP so permits, this percentage can be upped;
- Parties agree that until a manager and or administrator are appointed, [belanghebbende 2] will continue his work. They agree that this will need to happen on a basis of better sharing of information by submitting all payments in excess of 5000 to the directors/shareholders for approval, by e-mail, or alternatively by means of online sharing of information, and that the use of personal accounts to route any funds needs to stop.