‘Property Queen’ loses name suppression in asset freeze case
Nikki Connors had her assets frozen by the Christchurch High Court in December.
NBR Staff
Thu, 30 May 2024
Key points
- What’s at stake: Nikki Connors had her assets frozen by the Christchurch High Court in December.
- Background: Smart Living Ltd, which loaned money to Connors in February 2023, sought the without notice order over an alleged unpaid debt.
- Key players: Nikki Connors, Primrose Trust, Smart Living, Anthony Tosswill, Christchurch High Court, Gray Ussher.
The self-described queen of New Zealand property last year had her assets frozen by the High Court while she was being chased for an alleged unpaid debt, NBR can now report.
Smart Living Ltd, which was directed and owned by Anthony Tosswill, successfully applied for a without notice freezing order
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NBR Staff
Thu, 30 May 2024
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Key points
- What’s at stake: Nikki Connors had her assets frozen by the Christchurch High Court in December.
- Background: Smart Living Ltd, which loaned money to Connors in February 2023, sought the without notice order over an alleged unpaid debt.
- Key players: Nikki Connors, Primrose Trust, Smart Living, Anthony Tosswill, Christchurch High Court, Gray Ussher.
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