Just wondering if anyone’s been to the creditors meeting? I had to leave after a couple of hours due to other commitments. When I was there, the opinion seemed to be overwhelmingly against voting for Jim Langans chosen liquidator. I since heard that guy was voted as liquidator at that meeting. Can anyone tell me what caused the change in opinion?
I'll answer this one as its a general question -
At a liquidation it is the value of creditors attending & the proxy votes (votes sent by post) that carries the day. Customers with deposits who did not attend would have got a proxy form. By sending this in and voting against the directors nominated liquidator it would have helped, but in this case you would have needed a few hundred to do so and also get the support of the revenue commissioners who i presume are the largest creditor. As Freil Stafford are very well regarded in liquidations, it would be unlikely that revenue would vote against them, so in all probablility the vote in favour of friel stafford was probably substantial.
If its any consolation to anybody, they are meticulous in their work.