Crafar decision puts vineyard sales under pressure
The judicial decision on the Crafar deal changes the ground rules for liquidators and means lower returns for creditors.
The Crafar farms are in liquidation and the liquidators applied to the Overseas Investment Office to sell the 7892 hectares of land to Chinese bidder Shanghai Pengxin, and
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Rob Hosking
Fri, 17 Feb 2012
Fri, 17 Feb 2012
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Crafar decision puts vineyard sales under pressure
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