The Liquidator Who Held the Door: How One Creditors' Meeting Shut Out the Workers and Waved Through R11 Million

A two-and-a-half-hour virtual hearing before the Cape Town Master’s Office hinged on the actions of a few key figures: a liquidator who controlled access to the very meeting scrutinising his conduct, a presiding officer who allowed a disputed vote to go ahead despite explicit warnings, and a single firm of attorneys whose creditors pushed every resolution through. The same liquidator and presiding officer had followed a strikingly similar pattern in an earlier estate.

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