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| VOLUME IX No. 116 | F R I D A Y | June 22, 2007 |
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BAKER GROUP INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LTD:
LIQUIDATOR WANTS TO RECOVER SOME
OF THAT $HK24 MILLION
TARGET’s Report Of April 11, 2001, Bears Fruit
Baker Group International Holdings Ltd (倍可集團國際控股有限公司),
formerly known as Luen Cheong Tai International Holdings Ltd (聯昌泰國控股有限公司),
which is in Compulsory Liquidation, has launched an Action in the High Court of
the Hongkong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) of the People’s Republic of
China (PRC), making claims of breaches of trust and breaches of fiduciary duties
against 11 Defendants, 2 of which are publicly listed companies.
The substance of the Action confirms, after 6 years, that which TARGET (泰達財經) wrote, on April 11, 2001, in TARGET Intelligence Report, Volume III, Number 68 (Please see the final pages of this report in respect of this medium’s investigations of this company).
HKSAR High Court Action, Number 1270, is between:
| Baker Group International Holdings Ltd (In Compulsory Liquidation) |
First Plaintiff |
| Luen Cheong Tai Engineering Ltd | Second Plaintiff |
| Luen Cheong Tai Construction Company Ltd (聯昌泰建築有限公司) (In Compulsory Liquidation) |
Third Plaintiff |
| Finestyle Maritime Services Ltd (In Voluntary Liquidation) |
Fourth Plaintiff |
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| Upbest Securities Company Ltd (美建證券有限公司)1 | First Defendant |
| International Taxation Advisory Services Ltd | Second Defendant |
| Corporate Advisory Services Ltd | Third Defendant |
| Mr David Wong Wai Kwong (黃偉光)2 | Fourth Defendant |
| IT Global Fund LLC | Fifth Defendant |
| Jetpower Finance Ltd3 | Sixth Defendant |
| Super Zone Traders Incorporated | Seventh Defendant |
| Mr Ma Jia Qi* | Eighth Defendant |
| Mr Sheng Hui* | Ninth Defendant |
| Mr Chan Man Chuen (陳文川) (a bankrupt)4 | Tenth Defendant |
| Mr Vong Pak Cheong (黃伯祥), alias Mr Wong Pak Cheung5 |
Eleventh Defendant |
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* The last known addresses of Messrs Ma Jia Qi and Sheng Hui are both in Suriname, Dutch Guiana. |
The allegations, made by Baker Group and the other 3 Plaintiffs, relate to the issuance of purported Convertible Notes with the aggregate face value of $HK24-million.
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