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Gældsstyrelsen has raised the demand for 3.937.452 crowns against the estate after the restaurantkæden Lêlê, in the middle of October declared himself bankrupt.
the value of the Claim was submitted on Tuesday to a kuratorvalgsmøde in the Maritime and Commercial court in Copenhagen, where the Extra Leaf was present.
Despite the bankruptcy are running the restaurants, with tv chef Anh Lê in the lead, undeterred, as the values of the company were sold.
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Gældsstyrelsen is with 3.9 million dollars, the largest creditor in the bankruptcy estate. And skattefar is not satisfied.
the Occasion for the meeting was a desire from the board to put the current curator, Piya Mukherjee, from the order.
Anh Lê has for many years been the frontman for restaurantkæden Lêlê and is among other things known as a chef in Go' Morgen Danmark on TV2. Photo: Miriam Dalsgaard / Ritzau Scanpix
the Agency is dissatisfied with the process surrounding the sale of the company's assets. Among other things seen in the light of the fact that the company's tax liability accelerated sharply in the months leading up to the bankruptcy.
- In the month of may there was a debt to the agency (Gældsstyrelsen, red.) at about 500,000 crowns, but in the month of October was the debt had grown to four million. We would therefore like to have insight into how the relatively large debt to the agency is built up over quite a few months.
- It seems that the company completely stopped paying taxes up to the bankruptcy, said attorney Rune Derno from the Attorney general, who represented the Gældsstyrelsen to the meeting.
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At the meeting, it also came to light that the creditors ' total claims against the bankrupt's estate has now increased from 9.7 million to 12.3 million.
in Addition to the tax liability of the suddenly took off up to the bankruptcy, wonder Gældsstyrelsen the sale of the company's values to a new company, where the Per Ulrik Andersen, millionaire, among others tøjvirksomheden Samsøe & Samsøe, owns 50 percent of the shares.
the Company's values have been sold too cheaply, believes the agency.
- the Deal is done between parties who know each other, the inventories have not been assessed, and the share is traded under the andelsværdien, said Rune Derno from the Attorney general.
'Proportion' refers to an apartment for occupation on Østerbrogade 56 in Copenhagen, Jyske Bank had a mortgage.
the Curator Piya Mukherjee has found values in the bankrupt estate equal to 856.154 crowns, and she defended among other things, the transfer, that it was important that the sales went fast, so you do not have to shut the restaurants down for a period.
There was no majority to insert a new liquidator at the meeting.
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the Extra Leaf has been trying to get a hold of Anh Lê on the phone and email. She has not returned. Also have Extra Magazine contacted Help PR, which so far has the answer on her behalf, but the tv chef apparently wants not to comment. Instead, there are now a reply in writing from Per Ulrik Andersen through the agency, where he announces that he is not inside of the operation, but he writes:
'When I was introduced to LêLê shortly before the bankruptcy, was the company's big problem, that they had a tax liability. It was also the reason why management in the old Lêlê filed a private petition.'
'I have given a total price of 5.5 million dollars for the entire company, so it could survive, and the employees' jobs are secured. The transfer was accepted by the bankruptcy estate, and since Anh and I only fought on to save the LêLê.'
