High Court orders Guru to pay $1.4 million over reckless trading
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What happened
The High Court issued a summary judgment against Guru. The director was found to have traded his company recklessly and taken on obligations it could not honor. Consequently, Guru was ordered to pay $1.4 million to Kanwal Preet Singh’s company.
From nbr.co.nz
Why it matters
The ruling establishes a significant financial liability for Guru stemming from his business practices. This judgment requires the director to meet a substantial debt obligation to the creditor.
From nbr.co.nz
Who's involved
- GuruForestry director who was found to have traded his company recklessly
- high courtCourt that issued the summary judgment against Guru
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