BCCI liquidators were pursuing Bank of America litigation and discovery in 2001–2002.
The liquidators’ report describes early-2001 document discovery with Bank of America as Security Pacific’s successor and says document discovery was substantially complete by March 2002. It separately describes preparations for a UK Bank of America trial. The later liquidators’ report records a confidential 2004 settlement and voluntary dismissal of both proceedings.
Liquidators’ contemporaneous progress and later outcome
Confidence assessment: documentary support, without numerical probability.
Supporting evidence (3)
Liquidators’ 2001–2002 report
primary-origin recordPDF p.8 / printed p.6; separate cases explained at PDF p.33
In early 2001 the liquidators commenced document discovery; by March 2002 it was substantially complete. Depositions were expected to begin in April 2002.
What this establishes: Active litigation and discovery in the relevant period, as reported by the liquidators.
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Liquidators’ 2001–2002 report
Open original documentIn early 2001 the liquidators commenced document discovery; by March 2002 it was substantially complete. Depositions were expected to begin in April 2002.
PDF p.8 / printed p.6; separate cases explained at PDF p.33
reviewed summary; not a verbatim quotationActive litigation and discovery in the relevant period, as reported by the liquidators.
Scope: The quoted or summarized proposition is limited to the entity, period and procedural context identified in this document.
Alternative reading / remaining record
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primary-origin documentary support — Active litigation and discovery in the relevant period, as reported by the liquidators.
Wight v. BankAmerica, 219 F.3d 79
primary-origin recordSecond Circuit, May 25, 2000; reversal and remand
The appellate opinion reversed the dismissal and remanded the U.S. case.
What this establishes: The procedural path back to the district court.
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Wight v. BankAmerica, 219 F.3d 79
Open original documentThe appellate opinion reversed the dismissal and remanded the U.S. case.
Second Circuit, May 25, 2000; reversal and remand
reviewed summary; not a verbatim quotationThe procedural path back to the district court.
Scope: The quoted or summarized proposition is limited to the entity, period and procedural context identified in this document.
Alternative reading / remaining record
Obtain produced-document indexes, Bates ranges, deposition exhibits, privilege logs and the district-court docket.
primary-origin documentary support — The procedural path back to the district court.
Liquidators’ report to January 15, 2010
primary-origin recordPDF p.40, Appendix I, §§6.14–6.15
The report records a confidential settlement concluded in 2004 and says the liquidators voluntarily dismissed both pieces of litigation.
What this establishes: The documented later outcome; current litigation should not be implied.
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Liquidators’ report to January 15, 2010
Open original documentThe report records a confidential settlement concluded in 2004 and says the liquidators voluntarily dismissed both pieces of litigation.
PDF p.40, Appendix I, §§6.14–6.15
reviewed summary; not a verbatim quotationThe documented later outcome; current litigation should not be implied.
Scope: The quoted or summarized proposition is limited to the entity, period and procedural context identified in this document.
Alternative reading / remaining record
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primary-origin documentary support — The documented later outcome; current litigation should not be implied.
Counter-evidence and qualifications (1)
The two Bank of America / SPIB proceedings settled and were voluntarily dismissed in 2004.
2010 liquidators’ report, PDF p.40, §§6.14–6.15
Scope: Later procedural outcome
How does this affect the exact assertion?
Qualifies a present-tense reading. It does not contradict discovery during 2001–2002.
Test source-exclusion scenarios
Temporarily exclude documents and inspect whether the remaining record establishes the exact claim.
Where this meets litigation
Directly connects BCCI’s liquidators to the Bank of America / SPIB proceedings, their discovery period and the documented settlement.
What record would resolve the remaining question?
Obtain produced-document indexes, Bates ranges, deposition exhibits, privilege logs and the district-court docket.
Where the records meet the proceedings
Phases describe the dated documents. Proposed requests and background relationships do not establish an active lawsuit.
Wight / BankAmerica and related UK Bank of America claims
Historical outcome, not a current docket check. Settlement terms and full discovery production remain uncollected.
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