Favourable creditors and fundamental flaws: Trends, Callaghan in court
Callaghan demanded a $400,000 grant repayment. Trends sat down with creditors. The compromise ends up in court. With special feature audio.
Callaghan Innovation’s “fundamentally flawed” process caused troubled Trends Publishing International to offer a creditors’ compromise to which the government agency now objects, a High Court has heard.
But Trends maintains the 15c-in-the-dollar deal is the “best outcome" as Callaghan applies to
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Hamish McNicol
Tue, 12 Jul 2016
Tue, 12 Jul 2016
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Favourable creditors and fundamental flaws: Trends, Callaghan in court
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