Receiver of Fernleigh Gardens Estate takes directors to court to get records

Jul 15 2012 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

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It rarely happens but the directors of Fernleigh Gardens in Woodcroft (Adelaide) are refusing to hand the receiver, Korda Mentha, its company records, including all the resident contracts. A number of prospective residents are fearing making substantial losses having bought off the plan.

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