Liquidator ordered to repay $500,000 after faking documents
Convicted fraudster appointed to oversee insolvency of failed truck shop companies.
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The postage stamp was a bit of a giveaway. In faking a legal notice he claimed to have sent to Westpac, liquidator Geoff Martin Smith used an envelope with a commemorative stamp depicting New Zealand’s longest reigning monarch. Unfortunately, the stamp wasn’t issued until 22 months after he claimed
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 29 Jul 2016
Fri, 29 Jul 2016
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Liquidator ordered to repay $500,000 after faking documents
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