Factual conclusion.Personation was not an isolated appearance by an unknown competitor. It was the procedural continuation of a commercial and exit relationship already in existence before and after 7 June.
Attribution control.The exact Clubotel/ONA, Daniel, Carlos, Cuatrecasas, AC and judge-as-reported-by-Daniel lanes are now separated in the ONA documented fact matrix. This allows the broader funded-exit conclusion to be stated strongly without pretending that the personation pleading itself contained every element of the wider strategy.
Allegation and criminal question.Gil Marer alleges that preventing or neutralising Clubotel's access removed an independent source of evidence, operation, acquisition and finance execution capable of helping pay creditors. Investigation must determine who knew that effect and why exclusion was advanced or maintained.
Limit.A standing or personation decision may have a legitimate procedural basis. Criminal relevance requires the full application, opposition, ruling, applicable access regime, knowledge of the architecture and comparison with treatment of other interested parties.