| Monterecco/Pink held a real historic operating and registration position. | Documented in the reconstructed record. | Does not automatically prove exclusive collective title or later possession. |
| Civil validity of the 6-February-2012 contract. | Gil's present primary position is whole nullity ab initio: he says the essential and indivisible object purported to substitute CEXP's owners-derived collective mandate, which LPB alone could not convey. | This is a party legal position, not an adjudicated nullity. Contrary evidence must remain visible: the non-unanimous 2008 vote, statutory owner-title/majority framework, 1-Feb CEXP notice, LPB's own-unit rights, the severability clause, registration/operation, LPB/Gil's contemporaneous defence and the 2015 judgment. Authority, indivisibility, partial ineffectiveness, restitution and preclusion require independent legal analysis. |
| Historical advice and Garrigues. | Gil recalls that Garrigues recommended the Monterecco route and asks that the firm be called as a witness and records custodian regarding matters within its knowledge. Declaration 007 · Declaration 008. | This is his recollection, not the firm’s acceptance or adjudicated liability. Its first currently verified activity is dated 28 March 2012, after the 1/6-February instruments. Naming it neither publishes nor indiscriminately waives confidential communications, which remain subject to document-by-document legal review. |
| New commercialisation ceased in 2017. | Must be separated from existing stays, guests, services, supplies, maintenance and preservation. | Does not necessarily mean immediate total abandonment. |
| Position on 7 June 2018. | The record describes occupancy, activity and material exclusion acts. | Does not finally determine whether Pink or CEXP was the lawful operator or possessor. |
| Tax attribution. | Must be reconstructed by entity, function, income and period. | Cannot move across periods or from Pink to CEXP, LPB, Matkator or third parties without proof. |