NHA Breaching Rules?
If ABSA stated that Mayfair was “hopelessly insolvent”, how has an insolvent company been allowed to still have racing colours, trade and incur expenses?
12th March 2018
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If ABSA stated that Mayfair was “hopelessly insolvent”, how has an insolvent company been allowed to still have racing colours, trade and incur expenses?
In an explosive letter, Adv Brett Maselle asserts that the NHA pays lip service to its rules and is acting in a wrongful and sinister manner regarding Mayfair Speculators.
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