So, as far as I can understand what is happening, it is -
KA can't sell without lien taken off shares.
Davies executer allowing KA to talk to Basran.
Deal close but Basran hasn't got all the money.
KA needs around £10 million minimum - to pay off the lien on the shares and around £2 million for himself.
HMRC winder next Wednesday.
No transfer of ownership whilst winder exists.
Only Burnden Leisure can pay off winder.
Even if Burnden Leisure can pay off HMRC, the winder still goes to court and any other outstanding creditor can be included on it even at this late stage (?).
Basran therefore needs to come to some agreement with all creditors to ensure no one asks for liquidation.
James aboard with Basran, Moonshift/Davies should not be a problem but KA (Inner Circle Investments) is also a creditor and could push for liquidation (in other words KA's leverage).
Winder could possibly be deferred to a later date (probably will if it came to it if both Basran and KA tell it that a deal is close) but seems on the face of it no money in the club to continue trading - so leverage for Team Basran.
It seems with creditors in agreement Basran could in effect lead a pre-pack Administration to take ownership of the club but if so needs to do it before the end of March 28th(?) for Administration points deduction to fall this season - otherwise we would start next season on minus 12 points.
The longer KA can keep going the stronger his hand gets nearer the end of March (assuming the points deduction falling into next season is a big issue to the new owners).
Seems KA holding out for someone (Basran, Davies, Other?) to give(?) him money to settle HMRC.
I guess this would be compounded if others add their claims to the winder also?
KA needs to balance between trading insolvently (in which case he becomes personally liable for debts) and holding on long enough to get paid what he considers acceptable to him.
Basran, Davies, others need to balance between paying KA what he will settle for, or inadvertently letting the club fall into liquidation.
Other possible solutions include Davies estate cutting Anderson out of the loop and claim back the shares ownership due to default - but time and possible legal challenges against this.
Another being a third party swoop in at last moment as liquidation is imminent (a bit like KA himself did) however James (in his position as a creditor) seems to be all in with Basran, so counting out any late new bids from others.
Clock ticking.