A BC bankruptcy ruling shows why signed loan agreements and related party records may not prove a creditor's debt. The court upheld a trustee's claim disallowances after examining missing transfer evidence, accounting inconsistencies and the substance of the transactions.
A BC bankruptcy ruling shows why signed loan agreements and related party records may not prove a creditor's debt. The court upheld a trustee's claim disallowances after examining missing transfer evidence, accounting inconsistencies and the substance of the transactions.
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