Twice-bankrupted property developer's court forgery fails
BNZ took possession of Paul Alexander's Parnell mansion after failed attempts to recover his debt of $10.1m.
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A twice-bankrupted property developer’s claim a liquidator failed to pursue BNZ for causing loss to him by wrongfully transferring $1.6 million from an account has been found to be a forgery.
In April, 2012, Bank of New Zealand took possession of Paul Alexander’s Parnell mansion, near the home of
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Hamish McNicol
Thu, 10 Sep 2015
Thu, 10 Sep 2015
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Twice-bankrupted property developer's court forgery fails
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