Cook the Books sold but creditors remain unpaid
The popular Grey Lynn bookstore has been sold after unsecured creditor Westpac Bank forced it into liquidation.
Popular Grey Lynn bookstore Cook the Books has been sold after unsecured creditor Westpac Bank forced it into liquidation.
However, the sale price of just under $20,000 does not even cover the receivership fee – let alone what is owed to creditors.
Westpac, supported by another unsecured
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Tue, 21 Jul 2015
Tue, 21 Jul 2015
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Cook the Books sold but creditors remain unpaid
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