MyFarm says Sacred Hill sale process has moral, legal issues
The property syndicator had a pre-trial hearing this week in its bid to take control of the lease.
Andrew Bevin
Tue, 29 Mar 2022
MyFarm says the handling of a lease in the receivership sale of a key tenant “didn’t feel right in either moral or legal terms” as it prepares for a full trial later this year.
The Sacred Hill group of companies was put into receivership in May 2021 owing creditors nearly $100 million,
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Andrew Bevin
Tue, 29 Mar 2022
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MyFarm says Sacred Hill sale process has moral, legal issues
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