In 2008, a liquidator was hired to wind up a prosperous Irish owned printing business whose shareholders had fallen out. It was meant to solve their problems. Then the liquidator found himself in the firing line.
When the retail chain Monsoon Accessorize went to the wall last month, the liquidator had to figure out what to do with all the Irish stock. Sell it on obviously. But to whom and at what discount?
A failed car dealership accused of money laundering allegedly ran its business from a gmail account. Should Google hand over the contents to the liquidator? The High Court must decide.
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