Thanks everyone for messages of support, it is very welcome.
Mtb,
It seems clear to me from dialog with CRT that their focus is on protecting themselves against any future defaults (not just at Pillings) also they are keen to pursue the financial dealings of QMH/QMP/PLM with the IP.
I am not exposed (but many friends are) as I chose to pay monthly last year (not a premonition just luck!).
I cancelled my payments to PLM in January because since the high court judgement we have no legal access to the network, merely the physical access due to the marina not carrying out the court's ruling.
I have no doubt that CRT will block the entrance in April and I believe they will not enter into a new agreement with any company structure which replicates the previous one. As I see it they can just sit tight until the marina goes completely out of business.
Just a thought, but if the Steadmans do have ambitions to develop the site for housing, how many people would want to buy a house less than 200 yards due East of a sewage treatment works? Nevermind the extra costs of building on a gravel pit and the unlikleyhood of the council allowing development (though as we know this can change on a whim if the govt of the day wants it).
For the record, my contract was with PLM although I am unsure whether this applies to the leases too.
Take care
Tdm