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Spanish money claim gets Erceg bankruptcy stay adjourned

Bankrupted boat builder Ivan Erceg is seeking a stay of bankruptcy proceedings with a claim he has arranged money with a “Spanish party” to settle a debt to Cayman Island-based yacht company Balenia.Balenia, owed $US2.15 million by Mr Erceg, s

Jock Anderson
Thu, 04 Mar 2010

Bankrupted boat builder Ivan Erceg is seeking a stay of bankruptcy proceedings with a claim he has arranged money with a “Spanish party” to settle a debt to Cayman Island-based yacht company Balenia.

Balenia, owed $US2.15 million by Mr Erceg, succeeded in having him declared bankrupt on February

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Jock Anderson
Thu, 04 Mar 2010
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