Fistonich fights receiver indemnity over Villa Maria sales
Sir George Fistonich's legal battle against the receivers of Villa Maria kicks off.
Villa Maria's Marlborough winery.
Andrew Bevin
Tue, 07 Jun 2022
Sir George Fistonich launched his legal battle against the receivers of Villa Maria in the Auckland High Court this morning, attempting to stop the retention of surplus funds to fight his case.
FFWL, the company that owns the winemaker, went into receivership in May 2021 owing banks $212 million.
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Andrew Bevin
Tue, 07 Jun 2022
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Fistonich fights receiver indemnity over Villa Maria sales
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