Puggle
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The Ristevskis were personally hit hard by the collapse. Mr Ristevski lost a $290,000 loan he had made to the business while members of his extended family lost $55,000 in loans. Mrs Ristevski was owed $30,000.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...t/news-story/7b0d23acfbce06c11b31e022a7b7161e
That left $225,000 owed to non-family members. The article went on to say that no-one got their money back.
So Karen maintains another company, trading as Bella Bleu. Then Borce takes over as Director, after a comfortable period of time. I'm not even sure if that is legal, when your previous company went under because it was insolvent, and none of the debt was repaid - and you didn't file for bankruptcy.
I wonder if the other 225k was made up of number of smaller investors .... like friends of the family members ....
If it were more narfarious involvement ... 16 years is a bit long in the tooth for sny retribution .....and no bankruptcy filed...
Could be just a write off for the other investors ....if there is no recorded action...??