Diamond dealer’s assets attached
The provisional liquidators of Gauteng diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg's company Tariomix, accompanied by a sheriff, yesterday attached items of furniture from an office complex in Kempton Park.
Fin24 reports that the attachment comes about a week after the Mahikeng High Court dismissed a bid by Tariomix to overturn its provisional liquidation.
The group's provisional liquidators have previously attached items from other offices linked to Liebenberg, as well as that of his lawyer Walter Niedinger, as they seek to compile an inventory of Tariomix's assets.
Tariomix, which trades as Forever Diamonds and Gold, was placed into provisional liquidation in February on an urgent application brought by two investors who say they never received their promised payouts.
Sean Newman, a spokesperson for Liebenberg and Tariomix, yesterday told News24 there was a dispute over the attachments, as the Kempton Park office complex was also used by other companies.
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