High Court refuses examiner for Zoe Group

The High Court has refused to appoint an examiner to companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe Group.

High Court refuses examiner for Zoe Group
Thu, 10 Sep, 2009 - 16:36

The High Court has refused to appoint an examiner to companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe Group.

Today at the High Court Mr Justice Frank Clarke rejected an application to appoint Mr Ray Jackson as examiner to the beleaguered property group.

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