Miskolc Enterprise, S.L.
GAC Oil & Gas Services Ltd.
GAC OIL & GAS SERVICES LTD.
13, Commercial Road, (2nd Floor) Apapa, Lagos.
Tel: 234-01-5873970; 234-2710422
Mobile: 234-01-4163214; 234-08033376896
E-mail: gacoil@yahoo.com
Mr. George Okorie
Director
History of what has happened so far:
In February 2009, signed Gac Oil & Gas Services and Enterprise Miskolc a Memorandum of Understanding.
On 26 February 2009, Gac Oil & Gas Services sign an indemnity in favor of Miskolc Enterprise of $ 50000.00 USD, as follows "We Gac & Oil Services Limited, with corporate responsibility undertake to indemnify Miskolc SL Enterprise in the sum of $ 50,000 which they are providing as a buyer of a bond to Nigeria Crude Oil Bonny Light "in the event that we are not able to perform PROVIDED that the buyer is ready to place an LC / BG after issuance of Marine ATB.
On 3 March 2009, based on the document signed by Gac Oil & Services, Miskolc Enterprise sends to the Buyer $ 25000.00 usd, agreeing to comply with the provision of 2,000,000 M / bbls of Bonny Light Crude Oil.
On that date the Buyer sign the contract of purchase (SPA).
On March 6, 2009, Gac Oil & Gas Services, reports that the vessel intended for the provision of the contract is MT Maersk Nectar, located front Bonny Terminal Credit Vessel Handlers / Agent.
On 10 March 2009, the buyer files a report from Lloyd's, indicating that the vessel is located for several days in the U.S. Atlantic.
Lloyd's is an independent internationally recognized.
On 13 March 2009, Gac Oil & Gas Services, reports that we have three boats available Loaded office's position is Nigeria Bonny blue waters. These boats MT Jag Lok, MT Mayfair and MT Titan Glory.
On 16 March 2009, Lloyd's with us the following information:
The ‘Jag Lok departed form the United Arab emirates on 7th march. The vessel was last picked up on AIS today, 16th March, at 07.04 in pa position about 250 miles form Galle, Sri Lanka, making 13.4 knots on course of 91 degrees. Destination has not been disclosed.
The ‘Titan Glory’ was last reported on 7th March, when the vessel was about 24 miles from Fort de France, Martinique, making 14 knots on a course of 283 degrees. The vessel’s reported destination was SW Pass, US Gulf.
The ‘Mayfair’ was last reported on 16th February at anchor at Apapa-Lagos. We have no reports that the ship has left that port but are making specific enquiries as to whether the vessel is still reported to be in Nigerian waters. Will revert on this. ill check to see if the vessel is now there or perhaps in another Gulf port. Will revert on this.
We observe in the Q88's of MT Mayfair, and we verify that is vessel transporting gas, not crude oil.
On 17 March 2009, the Captain of the MT Jag Lock, by e-mail confirms that it's navigate for water of the Indico. As follows "SMT = GMT +7.0 HRS Good day!
Wer trading in Indian ocean. Best Regards, Master, Capt Mandeep Singh, M.T Jag Lok, Fleet 77:Tel. (+870)763615329, Fax. (+870)763615330., Mini M : Tel. 762484217. Sat C: 441900529. Email : master@jaglok.amosconnect.com”
These are facts that can not be discussed because they have occurred and have been verified.
On 23 March 2010, have not yet fulfilled its commitment.