The receiver subsequently sold Altada – which had hoped to achieve a $1 billion valuation last year – to Mr Goulding’s vehicle Cometgaze for a sum understood to be between €2 million and €3 million. This happened despite the fact that a separate, higher bid was entered by a consortium led by US business Jeffrey Leo, a founding shareholder in Altada.
Counsel for Revenue told the court that there are a number of questions around the validity of the debenture and Altada’s ability to enter into it given that it was likely insolvent at the time. Counsel for the debenture holders said there was unlikely to be much “factual controversy” surrounding the application although “significant legal controversy” is expected to arise.The matter has been listed for mention on Thursday March 16th.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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