Revenue is asking the High Court to wind up a third company that is linked to the troubled Cork-based BlackBee investment group.
Mr Justice Oisín Quinn on Monday agreed to adjourn Revenue’s petition for four weeks after hearing that the Corporate Enforcement Authority (CEA) wants to file an affidavit in the case.
No details of the petition for the winding-up of BlackBee Group Holdings Limited were outlined to the court before Sally O’Neill, counsel for Revenue, consented to the matter being rescheduled for February 10th.
The CEA’s barrister, Arthur Cunningham, said his client took enforcement action against the company last July. He said the court gave the company and its founder, David O’Shea, four months to comply with…
