murddock escribió:Si mal no entendi los abogados dijeron que no acataran el fallo de la Corte si se insiste con el pago a Hold Outs.
Ciclotímico escribió:
Pegá la nota, no se entiende si el argumento es que no cumpliría por voluntad o por falta de recursos...
Del foro de enfrente, lo pegaron.
Argentina Says It Won’t Voluntarily Comply With Bond Ruling (1)2013-02-27 19:29:00.652 GMT
(Updates with lawyer’s comment in third paragraph.)
By Bob Van Voris and Christie Smythe
Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina told a U.S. appeals court
in New York that it won’t voluntarily comply with rulings that
might force it to pay holders of its defaulted debt and trigger
a financial crisis.
Lawyers for the South American nation went before the
appeals panel today to challenge a lower-court order that
obliges it to pay the defaulted bonds whenever it makes payments
on restructured debt. The republic claims that the order
violates its sovereignty, exposes it to the possibility of a new
financial crisis and threatens efforts by other countries to
restructure overwhelming sovereign debt.
Argentina “won’t voluntarily comply” with the rulings if
the appeals court upholds them, said Jonathan Blackman, a lawyer
for the country. “If that’s the confrontation the court seeks
with the injunctions, that is the court’s decision.”
A range of third parties with a stake in the outcome --
including the holders of Argentina’s restructured debt,
international payment intermediaries and banks, and the trustee
for the restructured bonds -- claim the lower court’s actions
also threaten their interests.