Why would you buy TIS ?, page-20

TK: "One of my main concerns now is that even or especially if the product has great merit, the company will be managed that it is sucked dry and allowed to fail. QUT still have the Patents (which were most probably paid for by the company) and can start off again with a clean sheet and form a new company to do it properly. They would have their percentages back again. Can this happen?"

IMO - technically QUT could take the IP and start again. But there would be a legal action seeking redress - funded by one of the litigation funders. The threat of such action dragging on interminably would hasten settlement in favour of existing s'holders or more likely, prevent it happening - by drawing things out QUT would kill the product.