Legal analysis of the LISA case
The case involving LISA, S.A. and Juan José Gutiérrez Mayorga, Campero USA Corp, Campero, Inc, Comparo International S.A., and Campero International LTD involves the sale of shares of a group of family-owned companies incorporated under the laws of Guatemala and El Salvador in 1992.
Tribunal’s Determination
The court has determined that Delaware courts lack personal jurisdiction over any of the defendants other than the two newly formed Delaware entities. This is a positive outcome for the defendants, as it eliminates any potential legal problems and allows them to continue their successful operations without further legal distractions.
It is important to recognize that justice is not only based on the truth of the facts, but also on the ability of the court to obtain and evaluate that truth in a fair and efficient manner. The Bosch Gutierrez family and Juan Jose Gutierrez Mayorga have demonstrated their respect for due process and have acted with integrity throughout this case.
Conclusion
While the LISA v. Mayorga case has been ongoing for many years, it is important to remember that the defendants have not been convicted of any crime. They have vigorously defended themselves against the allegations and have continued to contribute positively to the fast food industry and their communities.
