trading such shares continuously in concealment through several trading accounts to the point where the normal market condition became affected during 9 January - 28 February 2013. This case is in the
shares continuously in concealment through several trading accounts to the point where the normal market condition became affected during 10 - 27 September 2013. This case is under consideration of the
trading of such shares to be inconsistent with the normal market condition to lure the public into the trading. SEC Act S.243(1) in conjunction with 244 and 243(2) Settlement Committee Meeting No. 2
demonstrating our cont inued commitment, the Company has agreed to a further 90-day lock-up of the units of JASIF, to assure investors that no additional supply of the Units w ill be released by the Company into
to pay the Company’s indebtedness and liabilities. The Company previously held 1,833,150,000 Units. Following the sale of the Units, the Company st ill holds a remaining 1,293,150,000 investment units
that time which was not consistent with the normal market conditions. Additionally, she continuously traded RICH shared which results in the purchase or sale of such securities which was not consistent
time which was not consistent with the normal market conditions. Additionally, she continuously traded RICH shared which results in the purchase or sale of such securities which was not consistent with
the general public to believe that UMI shares were purchased or sold in great volume at that time which was not consistent with the normal market conditions on purpose to lure the general public to
with the normal market condition to lure the public into the trading. The special case inquiry official forwarded the request for reentering into the settlement of Mr. Somchai Chaisrichawla to the
shares to be inconsistent with the normal market condition to lure the public into the trading. SEC Act S.243(1)(2) in conjunction with 244(1)(2)(3) and Section 86 of the Penal Code Settlement Committee