Bankruptcy hearing gives Arria co-founder one day’s grace
Gerald Henry will be bankrupted tomorrow unless he proves payment of $144,000 court order.
Auckland High Court.
Tim Hunter
Thu, 17 Oct 2024
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The High Court has given Arria NLG co-founder Gerald Henry one more day to pay $144,000 he owes to Arria shareholder Rhonda Joseph, or be adjudicated bankrupt.
At a bankruptcy hearing this morning, Henry and Joseph represented themselves before Associate Judge Dani Gardiner.
Shortly before their
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 17 Oct 2024
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