NL Financial Daily of 7 February 1996 states that OHRA seeks legal procedures against Professor Dr. J.C. Centeno. One issue is the expected yields for Teak plantations, and a related issue is projected of rates of return. Following message contains pieces of technical information. All translations are provided by Treemail, who herewith issue full disclaimer and refer readership to original sources. Please send replys or comments to the list or to the central database on this subject at: jcenteno@ciens.ula.ve * Excerpts from 1993 court bailiff report concerning measurements at Flor y Fauna plantations; produced as evidence in court by Flor y Fauna in December 1993 and in December 1996: Upon request of ... OHRA ... and Flor y Fauna have I, ..., court bailiff ... traveled to and subsequently have been in Costa Rica. On 23 November 1993 the plantations of ... Teakwood 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 were visited. The planting in Teakwood 6 was executed on 19 May and 12 June 1993. By me, bailiff, it was established that some workers were busy weeding while others were busy supporting trees to avoid askew growth. According to local information this was needed for around 40,000 trees and this because of an incidental very strong wind. Subsequently a tour was made on horseback through Teakwood 5.
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