Bank accused of ‘utu’ in sorry bankruptcy petition saga
Saga to bankruptcy petition begins in 2015.
An Auckland businessman about to be tipped into bankruptcy claims ASB Bank sold his company debt to the Chow brothers’ Inno Capital No 5 in an act of “utu.”
David John Gower claims it was revenge for a settlement his company reached with the bank in 2011 “as recompense for a loss due to
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Sally Lindsay
Tue, 22 Aug 2017
Tue, 22 Aug 2017
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Bank accused of ‘utu’ in sorry bankruptcy petition saga
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