Litigation, lies and a million
The epic saga of developer Dave Henderson's Property Ventures empire collapse took another turn this month. A judge found Henderson lied in court about how his penthouse overlooking Cathedral Square was linked to his companies' liquidations.
Asked whether he should be involved in large-scale business given the "wholesale collapse" of his previous ventures , Henderson said his approach would be "radically different" from the past.
Henderson court saga rolls on
The saga of Dave Henderson's Property Ventures empire collapse has taken yet another turn. With more than $30m at issue, 17 plaintiffs and 23 defendants across two proceedings, plus a feud with an ex-liquidator, it is a high stakes, highly intricate mess.
Property Ventures was placed in receivership in March last year, and Cashel Ventures went into liquidation in December. The Serious Fraud Office will close its investigation into two property development companies once owned by bankrupt David Henderson.
Legal hostilities in a case involving $39 million of proceeds from litigation over the collapse of Dave Henderson's Property Ventures group 14 years ago have continued as the trial date approaches next month.
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Accountant struck off, ordered to pay 188k over battle with property ...
In 2010, accountant Robert Walker was appointed liquidator of Christchurch property developer and businessman Dave Henderson's collapsed Property Ventures group. The appointment sparked an equally bitter and epic saga between the pair that is still ongoing.
The liquidator of Property Ventures Ltd (PVL) has dropped former managing director David Henderson from its lawsuit against the directors and insurer of the failed investment group saying the former bankrupt has no assets to satisfy the claim.
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