Many R’s Podcast – S1E8

0:01 Introduction

0:23 outline of the episode

0:36 person – mark’s heart attack

4:15 blog on holidays

5:00 the many r’s: where R they now?

5:12 hakan kutup

5:30 131MVR

7:49 Craig Adams, Bargo Developments, Ralph Paligaru, Dural Alliances (in liquidation), Mohan Kumar, John Mahony

8:29 Ralph Paligaru, John Mahony v Garry Steinberg, Reliance Leasing, Tim Horne, Horne Legal

8:50 Ralph Paligaru, John Mahony v Garry Steinberg, Reliance Leasing, Tim Horne, Horne Legal – exploration of potentially fake law suit?

14:27 review of the summons Paligaru v Reliance Leasing

14:45 review of the summons Paligaru v Reliance Leasing – declarations sought, borrower seeking declarations against lender.

16:22 parties to previous deed and parties to loan

16:50 unsigned summons

17:30 consent judgment

18:45 review of loan 1899 (assigned in 1/9/2017) and notice of assignment

21:17 review of ralph’s sworn affidavit of 2/3/2021

21:40 overview of alleged representations from Garry Steinberg to Ralph Paligaru

26:39 look ahead to Season 2

27:54 initial look at Westpac scandal

29:00 court submission “no individual” knew.

30:45 bank statement quick review

33:00 season 2 – coming up Steinberg: NAB v Craig Smith case, Signature problems

33:28 season 2 – coming up Mahony: OLSC v John Mahony, Signature problems

34:51 season 2 – coming up Andrew Gartrell: Signature problems

35:30 closing message

36:18 credits

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rogues rascals receivables rorts rip-offs receivers real estate agents and much much more this is the many r's podcast season 1 episode 8 our final episode for season 1 my name is mark smith from dc partner solutions give us a call 1-300-327-123 or contact us chat with us online or use our instant chat tools www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast

well in this episode we're having a review of 2021 we're going to see how many R and where R they now for some of them some of the special R's we're also gonna have a look ahead at season 2 so what is 'round the corner

well where do we start a recap let's start with me personally been a little gap between season 1 episode 7.5 and season 1 episode 8 which is today and i've had quite an adventure our last episode was on the 15th of september and on the 1st of october i had a huge huge awakening moment and let's just have a look this photo is a photo of my heart contrary to popular belief there is a heart in there and this is what your this is what a blocked artery looks like and we're just gonna go and have a look now at an unblocked one and wow this is a stand i actually had a heart attack on the 1st of october and that this missing tree trunk here this very faint line is called my left anterior descending artery and you can see just the tiniest bit of blood sort of getting through and that was quite a crisis so i've been i finished my studies in june on my sister's birthday 16th of june 2021 we moved house on the 28th of june 28th maybe 27th and and took up residence covid the shutdown sydney went into six months of shutdown more or less or five months or however long and i graduated i i elected to graduate in in absentia on the 6th of september for my juris doctor and on the 1st of october i get a very nasty dose of reflux i thought and i can assure you mylanta and those sorts of things did absolutely nothing i i truly thought i did not know i was having a heart attack i thought i had an ulcer or a a dose of reflex or something but turns out no there was a a blocked artery and a very important artery left anterior descending it's called the widowmaker so i i was gonna drive myself to hospital and good thing well i got my my what i really thought it was just reflux so none of the pains in your in your shoulder so for anyone that's watching this just you know apparently it felt like a burning reflux right where my where most people's heart is so i i took myself off to a hospital and within a very very very short period of time i'm talking 20 minutes they're putting a stent into me so restoring the blood flow and i i would like to i'll just show you right here that little dot there that's that's a scar no no big chest openings they go in through this tiny tiny tiny tiny opening there and i i do have bruises everywhere now unfortunately i i'm on thinners and all sorts of stuff so i i bruise terribly now but i'm alive and i'm very extremely grateful to wonderful doctors who put a stent into me very very quickly and i spent 5 days in hospital so where are they now well sorry where's our year in review well our blog has actually been on holidays so i had several days in hospital no visitors due to covid and not even my darling wife so i i have great sympathy for those that have been isolated or doing it hard and i feel like i've i feel much better since the heart attack i do feel better we've this blog has been actually on something of a holiday and well we have decided to at least wrap up season 1 and give you a look at we've had plenty of time to think so not everyone has been pleasant to deal with in the aftermath and we're going to talk about some of that and in this particular episode we're going to look at where R they now so that's a wrap on the personal so a number of people said well where's our blog gone? well come the 1st of october all the nasty letters i had some of our some some of R'S even texting me on holiday i'm texting me in hospital on the very day i'm having my my heart attack they're texting me and oh dear so anyway we decided to give our blog a bit of a rest for a couple months well you can be sure that not not very many of these opponents have have seen the LIGHT let's put it that way so some of the blogs will be reintroduced and well here we are here's our farewell to season 1 so we're we're still thinking about all the issues the Blog's been on holidays but many people have asked well where R they now so um

i i won't touch on COVID but it has been obviously a very difficult period for many australians and a lot of people that i know as well i can't cut it i i can't go past christmas 2021 without saying well i think i think i might i think i'll make hakan's his visit with in her majesty's company i think it's actually over i think he's out of jail so i mean that's that's where R they now. 131MVR that stands for 131 mona road st ives. and that where where is it now it's in liquidation and look i'm hearing that there's there's big moves a'foot ... the liquidator i know i continue to be owed thousands of dollars by that project and well i i and i appointed the liquidator with the assistance of the supreme court of victoria a man called gavin moss and chifley advisory was appointed liquidator well i'm i'm hearing that the liquidator we held public examinations on of the directors of that corporation back in about february or march of 2020. well look i'm hearing that the liquidator has found that the directors and macarthur projects let's put it this way the director sorry the liquidator wants something like between 7 and 12 million dollars of the company's money back so the liquidator is looking to the directors and to a company called macarthur projects now i was there i was actually there in the court in the supreme court of new south wales it was actually in the federal court i think i think it was in front of a registrar and you know two days were set aside for public examinations and i was there and one of the questions was okay so you owed a latrobe 7 million dollars is that correct yes that's right and you repaid that you did yes that's that's correct how much did you borrow to repay back the 7 million and these are words the effect and this is all in the public arena so in open court it's fine for me to discuss it how much did you borrow to pay back the 7 million 12 12. you borrowed 12 to pay back seven yes why'd you do that well i'm just paraphrasing here this is not why did you do that i don't remember what did you do with the other five don't recall i mean these are the sorts of these are sorts of questions that we're at so i mean the liquidators the liquidator has been sitting on this transcript for 12 months or 18 months or whatever and he's now calling that in well you didn't need the 12 you only need 7 you borrowed the the company went down the toilet the project 131 mona vale road st ives. did not get finished now exactly whose fault that is i'm not saying whose fault it is but that's where are they now on 131MVR now let's have a talk about our other this this whole collective of mates craig adams bargo developments now they're they're both in liquidation craig's in bankruptcy ralph paligaru oh dear one of his companies is in liquidation i put that down that was called dural alliances well mohan kumar he recently had a brush with the torrens assurance fund and lost justice darke we talked about that extensively in episode season 1 episode 7.5 john mahony was his lawyer and unfortunately shot down shot down now let's let's have a look at a few files so for the rest of them where are they now well let's have a look ralph paligaru he's suing garry steinberg ralph suing garry steinberg and reliance leasing in the supreme court of new south wales now this is the most interesting case because it's gone precisely absolutely nowhere nowhere so is it a fake lawsuit i mean

you tell me let's just explore this just a tiny bit more the question is this a fake lawsuit like is this a good question let's have a look at let's have a look one of the basic requirements of a lawsuit is the solicitor they've got to sign it they've got to sign it okay and john mahony is a lawyer he's been a lawyer for 40 45 50 years i don't know long long time john money hasn't signed this document and john only actually has to the any lawyer whoever acts has to sign this signature of legal representative look i mean it's right there in front of you signature plaintiff plaintiff's solicitor i certified that under clause whatever that another there are reasonable grounds for believing on the basis of provable facts and a reasonably arguable view of the law that the claim for damages in these proceedings has reasonable prospects of success

that is why john mahony needs to sign this to say okay we're not here to waste the court's time well he was the court's time i and john mahony putting his signature on a piece of paper to say we're not wasting the court's time okay well that that signature didn't happen on the 2nd of march last year now i think that's that's coming up to 10 months is that right 10 months 10 months it hasn't been signed 10 months have gone by and what's happened with this case well i'll tell you nothing nothing has happened so this is some correspondence now this is this is a court document this is a court order this is all public on the 7th of december the court ordered the court ordered order this matter is listed for directions on the 10th of february so so much so much has occurred since since it was listed on the second of march that we need a break i mean we're just so productive so we're gonna we're gonna push it out to 11 months there so 10th of february is more than 11 months since it was filed and what's happened nothing nothing nothing nothing so and and why has nothing happened now who are the parties let's just remind ourselves who are the parties so we've got ralph and reliance leasing parties ralph ignatius paligaru plaintiff, defendant reliance leasing so they're the parties and and the disputes between them so you would think that that has to be resolved between them but no i don't know so these aren't my words these are the words of john mahony and tim horne was my lawyer okay just let's just refresh tim horne signed this consent judgement on behalf capacity solicitor defendant consents yeah defender consents ralph and amreeta consent consent judge that's why it's called a consent judgment it's judgment by consent yeah we all agree we're consenting

yet i'm not even a party so why does tim horne say and and john mahony agree what do they agree this is on the 7th of september december 7th of december requests submitted by tim horne for four for me nope no no four reliance leasing the case paligaru versus reliance leasing the request the request is that the matter be listed for directions in february reasons reasons ah the intended settlement of this matter has got nothing to do with me i'm not even a party has been frustrated by a third party

by a third party who's going to get nothing out of it absolutely nothing the third party's frustrated this so remind ourselves this authority was to pay to pay me no no no so my company gets positioned at the loan on the first of september 2017 there's this elaborate pea and thimble trick whatever you want to call it maybe it's not a trick maybe it is there's going to be a dispersal from reliance back into the why do why does reliance have to take money out of this pocket and stick it in that one why do they even have to do that well because we've got i mean we've got a deed here we've got a deed of settlement all the fights they're now over and we've solemnly sat down we've resolved their differences yet mark smith is now frustrating things how's mark smith frustrating this not even a party we're instructed that there remains a possibility that this that this will be resolved shortly and in light of this so i'm just telling you it's christmas eve if someone wants to resolve this well you know well they're probably going to have to do something about this that's you know if you want to p if you if you owned a piece of property and called this debt and reliance leasing is proposing how about we pay you nothing yet yet tim horne tim horn's a very intelligent man he can go off to the court and say it's mark smith's fault because he's frustrating things i would say that there is well he's we are instructed there remains a possibility that this will be resolved shortly yeah pigs might fly unless unless a hundred and five thousand dollars it lands up in my pocket plus the interest or you know whatever then the court's time has just been completely wasted by these two very intelligent people called tim horne and the other party to this is john money they're both lawyers and and their clients pigs might fly we're instructed that there that there is a possibility this will be resolved shortly

so that that's addressing whether this loan is real now we'll go back and we'll look some more into this john mahony great lawyer okay he's handling this he's running the show he's he's the plaintiff's solicitor and we've got ralph ignatius paligaru suing reliance leasing so let's have a look at this summons and this is where are they now i'm just saying this is where they are i'm not making any judgments i'm just saying this is where they are relief claimed a declaration that the loan agreement of the 26th of may is valid and enforceable so john mahony is after declarations what is the loan agreement of the 26th of may well i'm glad you asked here's a copy and this is

this is a document to

effectively recycle money so john mahony is after a declaration that this piece of paper is actually valid i mean when you when you start with the assumption that if we sign this piece of paper it's valid so why would it be invalid

is it is it a mirage i don't know so the supreme court of new south wales is its time is being taken up and vast money is being spent to determine if this is some sort of scam or mirage or if it's a declaration that that it's valid and enforceable ah so the borrower wants a once a declaration from the supreme court that this loan is enforceable but hang on that's the borrower saying that the it's a loan and it's an enforceable loan against the lender well hang on it's usually the reverse it's usually the the the lender saying oh hang on we want a declaration that ralph is the money but no no no no this is and so we're after a declaration that it ought to be specifically performed an order that the defendants specifically perform a carry into effect the loan ah so give us the money give us the money

so okay this is interesting isn't it so we've got this i won't go into the details because it's confidential but there is a deed and all the parties on the 11th of march 11th march yes two and a half months before this date they've had a big dispute and they agreed to sell okay fine but so hang on the parties dcp litigation reliance ralph and his wife okay well that's interesting so let's have a look at the parties on this the summons who are the parties oh well there's only ralph and reliance

now this is interesting this is normally something that you normally you file something you normally have to sign it you put it in the supreme court where's the signature i mean can you see it there anyone so it's an unsigned document who are the parties okay this is ralph and reliance so on the 11th of march all the parties agreed to settle okay right and then on the 26th of may

there's this agreement to recycle money but hang on didn't we just settle i mean it gets it gets you know stranger so eleventh march we have this agreement and it and eleventh of march oh i got john mahony 's signature on this document for ralph and everybody so everyone agrees if we don't do what what's what was agreed to be settled well you can go and get it you can go and get a judgment so this is a consent judgment we consent that if we're going to do all these things that we agree in may hey march and if we don't then you can go and file this and and they give us the consent judgment upfront signed by john mahony and later it's it's it's signed by the same people tim horne reliance leasing now he happened to be my lawyers as well and it's so we jim signs this he was authorised to do so and he was instructed he was given a written instruction by reliance leasing on the third of july let's go ahead and get this consent judgment because this deed it hasn't worked out but hang on ralph is seeking specific performance of a loan that you must lend me money but i'm in great of this but you must lend me a hundred and five and a half thousand dollars and what to do is ralph want to get these hundred five thousand dollars no no no no no no here's the authority just take that from one pocket and stick it in the other i'm in i'm going to the supreme court to force you to take money out of this pocket and put into that pocket wow i mean are you confused what's the point of all this yeah like it does seem like a bit like smoke and mirrors so it's it's a very i mean this is a loan by the way loan 1899

now let's let's go back in time to the first of september 2017. one eight double nine oh there you go 1899 so this is a loan that he doesn't even that ralph wants a order that reliance specifically for form to take it from this pocket and stick it in that pocket but on the first of september 2017 here off reliance leasing this is first of september dear ralph reliance leasing hereby gives you notice that they no longer own the debt ah so where are they now that's this is a this is some sort of elaborate pea and thimble ... something maybe i don't know reliance leasing gives you notice that they no longer own the debt and that all of it all absolutely you know all all its rights title and interest under the loan agreement guarantees securities it's giving to my company absolutely absolutely oh there's the magic words and it's the loan agreement of the 18th of july and Ralphs got a copy this because i sent a process server in september 2017 i've got an affidavit of service that ralph was served this document it's only two pages but ralph neglected to acknowledge it but ralph was served and he's now saying well in in may of 2020 26th of may 2020 a debt that was the subject of this settlement dude that involves the replacement it's called the assignee ralph is now seeking declarations not against me that the reliance leasing must take their own money out of their own pocket and shove it in the other pocket and not give any of it to the to the actual owner so if you were the if you've spent four years from 2017 through to 2021 pursuing a hundred thousand dollars and then you sign these deeds and you don't actually know about this this is this happens all behind your back and then on the 17th of july your lawyer who happens to be reliance's lawyer yeah they agree well none of these things that were supposed to happen under this debate happen so let's go and enforce our judgment it's it's it must be it must sound very puzzling must sound extremely strange so that's that's where ralph is he's not suing me he's suing Garry steinberg he's suing reliance and he's saying you must you must lend us this these aren't my words these are ralph's words we can have a look ralph is sworn   an affidavit so that's sworn on the second of march and this is all these are all his words um

long story long story but maybe what ralph is saying is that during the there was a meeting that i wasn't that i didn't attend but i didn't even know about during the meeting i ralph had a conversation with mr steinberg to the effect ralph this this is a loan agreement which will refinance the original loan well hang on the original loan oh this one that you you signed over to me yeah yeah that 1899? yeah 1899. the affidavit and this is ralph sworn i wasn't there i don't know this is what ralph squares has occurred ralph this is the origin this is a loan agreement which will refinance your original loan i'm prepared to agree to refinance that loan in full in the sof a hundred and five thousand five hundred dollars that's all you need to pay off the loan say to me paid to Garry steinberg reliance ralph oh so despite smith having taken over the line yeah yeah that's right smith took it over when did you take that over let's just refresh yourself first of september 2017. this is what ralph swears so despite smith taking over the loan he will arrange for smith to take no action under the deed that signed in large such that once i signed this agreement all previous agreements relating to the original loan will have been replaced by this agreement now this is a two-party apparently this is a two-party agreement i'm not one of the parties and i think what he's i think what ralph's getting at here is Garry saying well he's my agent really nice to know that wouldn't it so you know if i've got anger and with someone and you know where's that anger now well maybe it's it'd be like if you went into westpac and said hey my line with the commonwealth bank can you just make it go away i wish i could say you're an idiot get out i'll call call the nutshops anyway ralph's having this conversation with Garry steinberg apparently this is what ralph says the conversation went by so all previous arrangements relating to the original loan will be replaced is that what's going to happen Garry yeah yeah that is that is right yes that is right i mean that's fairly clear yes that is right leave it to me i will take care of smith

really i will take okay how's that going to work i will take care of smith i will take care of smith so in the first of on the first of october when i'm lying there in hospital the tubes hanging at me and stents and you know having a heart attack wow i was being taken care of i'm actually getting text messages by this pair by ralph and Garry oh you know taking care of me I got a i get a christmas wish today today's the 24th of december i wish you you know i wish you well from Garry he's taking care with words no no we want we want Garry to take care with money you know cash Garry to ralph this is on the 26th of may also you only need to pay me what you can afford hang on you pay me to pay off the loan to smith and i'll take care of smith but you only need to pay me what you can afford

minimum 000 so even if you can't afford a thousand you pay it to me and i'll take care of smith ralph yes one thousand is about as much as i can pay and i agree that that will be the repayment no i wasn't there but this is what they swear what this is what ralph says also as you have no income other than the mill in fiji you won't have to commence payment under this loan until you start making money like this in the middle of covid two years go by and gary's making giving undertakings apparently for me

and then the timber mill suddenly blows over in a cyclone very very tragic a lot of destruction so you know i think what gary's saying here is you don't have to worry about making any payments i'll take care of smith yes Garry i agree i will commence payments as soon as the mill starts making money from me and of course the mill's destroyed so so ralph is forever led off this agreement apparently and i wasn't even there i wasn't there and i agreed somehow through Garry steinberg my agent that's that's apparently how it all goes so ralph is seeking declarations that this is valid that Garry must remove money from this pocket and stick it in that pocket and that makes mark smith go away despite that so this is on the 25th of 26th of may but in july of the same year last year Garry tells his and my lawyer tim Horne yep sign now this is what an election looks like when you sign something like this and then you file it in the court you have elected you're never going back on it so are you getting the gist of what i think of Garry steinberg what i think of

what i think of and how i now view these notices of assignment and it's and how i feel about being taken care of in this way i i hope that tells you where they R now okay we're going to deep dive in season 2 deep dive and when i say deep like it may be a series of dives we may i actually think that there's a lot here so we're not going to get into this in huge detail today but we're just going to quickly have a look at westpac we're going to have a look at a couple of more things to do with Garry reliance mahony that whole mess

we may come back to 131mvr as that progresses depending on what the liquidator does and so on we are interested and we're a creditor and this is a fair game andrew gartrell

very long story adam tilly now this is a guy that loaned money to craig adams and then subsequently loaned money to ralph paligaru and that's not a crime but well we're going to look at him in season two as well adam tilly now pacific 8 kesinda oh justin hatfield now justin hatfield's fingerprints were on lots and lots of these documents that were given to adam tilly and look we we we may need to come back and have a look at aqua law i'm very very disappointed with with them and so we'll just have a look at it now moving on to westpac well what's we've touched on westpac and there are a few things on our blog already there's a westpac who why a where and how but just in the very briefest of terms how what. what what is westpac about um

there is quite a lot to this there really actually is quite a lot to westpac and we'll start with these submissions and these are submissions that were given to the supreme court of new south wales i am certainly not accusing the barristers of any wrongdoing but i am saying that someone misled the barristers and so that is the scandal it's mr ollis had this seemingly magic cheque book that he could write out to checks for two hundred thousand fifty thousand for four hundred thousand and they would just magically magically put money in his account every day and well that's bad enough but the real scandal and mr ollis did not go to jail so he was not convicted of any fraud he wasn't even charged with any fraud

so no one's accusing him of anything although he did write cheques if we go now to let's have a look at this individual this word individual only appears once in this document and it appears in paragraph 38 and it says that it is clear and this is what i'm saying the scandal is it is clear on the evidence so this is what the barristers are writing is clear on the on the evidence or at least the evidence that the barristers have seen so if they haven't seen it well they're not misleading anyone but if they were not shown it that's what i'm saying may well be the scandal it is clear on the evidence that the bank made these payments well they certainly made payments and we're going to show you the bank's statements in a moment and that and that no individual so that's fairly clear no individual within the bank knew so maybe the computer knew but they're saying these barristers in their submissions to the supreme court say that no individual ah within the bank okay so was that someone outside the bank that knew this is well that's interesting no individual within the bank so that does not mean that individuals outside the bank didn't know but this is the evidence they're saying the evidence is that no individuals within the bank knew until so the first individual in the bank knew on the 12th of january 2006 and i am saying that that is false now i'm not accusing the barristers of anything they may well have been kept in the dark or maybe it was an individual outside the bank that knew very interesting no individual  well sorry i keep saying new things until the 12th of january of the drawings being made by alice on his business account so let's have a look at this business account and see what were those drawings and you be the judge like this this is only a shallow dive we're going to say i'm saying people inside the bank actually knew

these bank statements are 72 pages long on every single page is his stuff but um

This word invalid now the submission was until the 12th of january 2006. well i'm saying here's the bank statement seven months early on the 17th of june and i'm saying that an individual in the bank wrote the word invalid and that is knowledge they knew on that day they knew that this was there was an invalidity now that's not what the the submissions say they say no one knew of the drawings so we're kind of splitting hairs here but someone knew that there was this invalid replenishment authority and at this point on the 17th of june he was writing checks for forty thousand dollars and there was replenishments happening at forty thousand and eighteen dollars on that day now let's go let's march on to page say sixty and i have absolutely so much the the credits there's 10.3 million dollars going in and out of the account i mean wow i wonder if that was normal and i wonder if anyone was watching this i'm going to say no so this this bloke would come to work every morning and there'd be zero dollars in the account and then by december this is four and a half million dollars just turns up in his bank account in the morning wow that's a good day 4.1 million dollars he'd write on the 1st of december he wrote a check for 400 000. now if we go back to the the previous one on the 17th of june he's only writing checks for 40 000 and in six months he's gotten bolder and he's now writing checks for four hundred thousand dollars and they're still being honoured but the evidence the submissions were that no individual within the bank knew until the 12th of january and i'm calling that BS and if we go into the next page yeah this time instead of writing word invalid someone's written their pco status these are these are bits of evidence of knowledge so again we'll get we'll do a deep dive and we'll get into this in more detail

now let's go and have a further look at some of the things that we're going to look at in season 2 and i mentioned steinberg we're going to have a look at this seemingly innocuous case a national australia bank v smith now i'm not making any of this up and by the way that's not me that's someone else by that name this is a case that was heard in 2013 and you know this is this is a public document and ghs that's that's a related company of reliance they were part of it we're going to we're going to go into this case so that's something we're going to have a good dive at

we're also going to have a look at mr mahony and mr mahony is a is a borrower of of of reliance so Garry steinberg one of his borrowers is reliance and Garry gets a mention in this as well and reliance leasing so this is again this is real this is something that anyone can go to caselaw.nsw.gov.au and put in the name mahony and and the council of the law society took on mr mahony and what did they take him on for well let's have a look at this they they took an objection to the complaint the solicitor falsely witnessed the signature of this particular person and and who should be there but mr steinberg mr steinberg's here as well so mr steinberg gets around and it's it's i was unaware of some of these things but mr steinberg goes back further with people and the if we jump to this this account this matter of nab v smith well that's also involves mr steinberg and there's problems with the signature on documents there as well so these are not my opinions this is not these are factual findings the supreme court or the civil administrative tribunal in the case of the mahony and mr steinberg seems to find his way into you know these situations all the time

andrew gartrell has a problem with the signature as well and Andrew gartrell, i i he knows Garry steinberg as well and adam tilly well adam tilly i don't know how well he knows mr steinberg although they do know each other and ben and tim horne though well they know mr steinberg mahony knows mr steinberg mohan kumar he's met mr steinberg and ralph paligaru well the only people here that don't know each other steinberg knows 131mvr and he's a creditor of that as well this is you know very troubling

so these are some of the things that we're going to look at in season 2 there's going to be plenty more so stay tuned and i'll come back and we'll wrap up now

we'll look in closing thank you so much for joining us in 2021 and 2020 and hopefully you're joining us again in 2022 we appreciate your efforts we appreciate the messages of support we appreciate the instant chat tools if you have any questions if you have any questions give us a call 1-300-327-123 or come and visit us in the bottom right hand corner of our website www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast

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Many R’s Podcast – S1E7.5

The Many R’s Podcast – S1E7.5 Mohan Kumar (Chhota Rajan) v Registrar General Land & Property Information NSW, i.e. the Torrens Assurance Fund.

0:01 Introduction

0:32 Welcome

1:22 Judgment – Kumar v Registrar General / NSW Torrens Assurance Fund

1:41 review of judgment starts

1:00:28 Credits

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rogues rascals reviewables rorts rip-offs receivers real estate agents and much much more the many rs podcast season 1 episode 7.5 - 7.5 we can't get all the way to 8 we have to go to 7.5 and we have absolutely breaking news from the new south wales supreme court about our one of our favorite r's - ralph so stand by welcome to season 1 episode 7.5 if you've got any questions give us a call on 1300 327 123 that's until late or hook up with us on www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast … use the chat tools in the bottom right hand corner thank you 

well welcome this is an unusual set of circumstances this is episode 7.5 this is a follow-on episode from our last one where we talked extensively at the end there about our very good mate ralph paligaru and we happened to run into ralph recently and here's some some updated photos on on ralph for you but this particular episode is about well a judgment of the new south wales supreme court has literally just come down and it is still hot it is still warm so we're going to have a look at ralph paligaru john mahony that's the lawyer or is it mahony i no one has ever explained that to me we've got mohan kumar who is sometimes known as Chhota Rajan and we're going to have a look at he's a resident of tihar prison in in delhi in india and we're going to have a look at the supreme court judgment in the matter of mohan kumar and shs well and the registrar general the torrens assurance fund so we can this is a public document and in fact this this has just come out unbeknownst to us we don't watch these things day and night but someone brought it to our attention that the judgment had just come down on it had come down before we'd actually put out episode seven so we felt it was only right that we updated the record so let's get on and we'll have a look at the judgment okay so this is the judgment of the new south wales supreme court and anyone that wants to google this can go to a site called caselaw.nsw.gov.au and just google that and it's a set of proceedings 2021 proceedings it was heard by justice darke who i have to say i've got i'll make some comments as i go through i think he's got it absolutely substantially correct he he wouldn't know some of the very tiny minor facts but but still it's it's well worth having a look but look the whole gist of it is the claim for compensation a claim from mohan kumar for compensation from the torrens assurance fund is refused so that's the decision so we can go through and have a quick look well we can have a long look but anyway it's a it's a very extensive document it's i'm just gonna highlight some of the relevant bits there's quite a lot and i'll publish the entire document up on our website www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast i'll i'll include some text so you know what to look for but anyway the registrar general of the torrens assurance fund or the landed property in new south wales titles are kept for land and that those titles are kept in a central register called the torrens title register so and when a person loses an interest in land if it's either by fraud or by some error made by the torrents of by the land and property by the people that keep the titles then that person that suffers loss is entitled to compensation and every time there's a dealing every time that there's a transaction involving land okay the registration of a mortgage the transfer when you pay stamp duty and all of that a very small sis collected and it goes into this fund called the torrens assurance fund just in case anything goes wrong so i can say that the trans assurance fund or the registrar general was represented by someone called patricia lane who happened to be one of my lecturers at sydney uni and you can see here the whoa

says here okay well pardon me the plaintiff was represented by patricia lane wow how very very interesting and mr mr mahony was there as well so i'm sorry i got that around the wrong way very very very interesting patricia lane nothing but absolute respect she was a fabulous teacher and unbelievably knowledgeable i might have got that the wrong way around i anyway i assume that this is correct so these proceedings are bought by mohan kumar there has there was obviously no discussions about who mohan kumar is in fine detail but he certainly was the registered proprietor of land at old northern road at dural number 632 old northern road dural and that was if you like the word sold it was sold in may of 2016 by his power of attorney ralph paligaru to a company called bargo developments proprietary limited and i'm just going to sort of these these are public and we'll just you know talk about these so mankind has claimed an interest in the land as what's called an unpaid vendor's lien and i absolutely i met ralph on about the 27th of march in 2017 and he was introduced to me by mr steinberg from reliance leasing and ralph complained he couldn't sleep at night because he was worried that about worried sick about whether he was going to get paid so when i say this property was sold it wasn't paid so it was a property piece of land worth 5.5 million dollars which they received only 1.5 million dollars so craig adams is walking around with the title to a $5.5m piece of land having been out of pocket virtually nothing and we'll have a look we'll have a look and the money he received he didn't pay it all to he mortgaged the property and did not pay at all to mohan kumar so as i said in episode 7 that is apparently the fault of the torren's assurance fund and justice darke did not agree with mahony lawyers and the claim was refused so it's it's

we'll just touch on some of the highlighted points and if you're really that interested you can download this and read this in in fine detail but it's justice darke finds at certain times the interest was protected by caveat so the very first thing that that i did i was asked by mr how do i put it i can't sleep and i said why don't you just put a caveat on it? so we went and put a caveat on and that was put on about the 27th of march 2017 and that's how i know when i met ralph paligaru so there it was protected by this caveat some times however during other periods there was no caveat and at that time mr kumar was under the care of john mahony and ralph paligaru so you know precisely why they took them off we don't know other than what's in this judgment so we're just reporting the facts we've absolutely there's no criticisms whatsoever of justice darke or the decision he made and none of this is a you know is a massive surprise but anyway look there was various different mortgages at various different times craig adams the argument is that what the argument was it which didn't work was that craig adams made use of a withdrawal of caveat form that had been executed on behalf of mr kumar by his attorney mr paligaru ralph paligaru so

and look ultimately craig didn't pay his mortgage the property was sold by kesinda this is a fact and then there was a huge argument about who got what and i was there so i know it in the proceedings were resolved by way of consent orders on made in july 2019. now i i did actually put up the consent orders in episode 7 and showing exactly who got what and i've put here now this is not a criticism of justice darke but i'm just saying the the plaintiff received a total of $527 000 out of 2 million so he was ... and he received 500 and this is saying well he actually received 26% of the available funds but that's not with no disrespect to justice darke that is probably not exactly correct kumar actually received two lots he received 26% but on top of that he received another 9% and who did he give that to he gave that to one of my companies and why did he do that so in fact when you look at these arguments that justice darke talks about and says well hang on i've done my calculations to work out whether you lost money or you didn't and then he talks about causation and who's to blame in other words who's to blame for mohan kumar not getting four million dollars or you know two million of the two million and look kumar actually did receive 35 of the available funds so there was two million in something available but he chose to pay he chose to honor an agreement he had with me that where he he actually assigned ralph paligaru actually assigned all of mohan kumar's interest the whole lot to me and and i had an arrangement where i was going to pay successfully and it turns out that actually the success is 26 of what was available and my cut was nine so when you look at these arguments as we go further down into the document it this is no disrespect to justice darke but he did in fact received more than 26 percent he just gave away nine percent so it was 35 of the available so again absolutely no disrespect the so the plaintiff and so in these circumstances so in these circumstances where he actually got 35 the plaintiff alleges that he has suffered loss or damage resulting from the operation the act and justice darke didn't didn't go for that so you know and then it gets into some very long analysis the the loss yeah anyway they're saying suffered loss by consequence of the registration of the consent casino mortgage so it is true that and i've numbered all of these so let's maybe have a look at these salient facts and these are facts found by a supreme court judge and nothing nothing nothing but respect so absolute fact the the plaintiff mr kumar resides in india well it doesn't talk about where but or even who he is and actually later on there's a very curious remark saying well for some reason the plaintiff didn't appear he didn't come and give evidence and there you go well the reason he couldn't give evidence is because he's in jail so it doesn't seem that that fact was shared publicly but look here are the here are the passport photos and photos of the arrested person and you tell me if they're the same person i'm not an expert and i don't i've never been to india i've never been to any jails i've never met mr kumar it's just it's an open secret that's who he is and no one bothered to share that with justice darke so look the piece of land was as i said 632 old northern road dural and there's its title particulars ralph sold it i've showed you the front page of the contract in episode seven for 5.5 but in fact they received 1.5 was put down and there was a series of arrangements that craig adams was to pay 500 there and a million here and another two and a half and time is of the essence and again this all fits into the argument that mahony lawyers put forward that this is all the fault the fact that there was money lost that's the fault of the torrens assurance fund and really the taxpayer should be should be coughing up to compensate mr kumar and as i said that was not accepted so the purchase price there number number one two three so let's just have a look and these are some of the this is under the heading salient facts again not my not my facts these are facts that justice darke the honourable justice darke found so we know on the 31st of may the contract price was 5.5 million only 1.5 was put down but the property was used as a credit card i suppose and a mortgage secured the sum of 2.275 million dollars so 1.5 the fact is the plaintiff received 1.5 million on settlement and whether the other three quarters of a million dollars go well the director of bargo was craig adams so we'd have to ask craig adams but we know that only 1.5 million was ever paid to mr kumar and that's that so and this is the fact that was the only money that was ever ever paid out of a 5.5 million sale price only ever 1.5 was ever paid so we know that time was of the essence there it is time was at the essence and 1.5 was on on settlement there was after four weeks another half a million dollars was required time of the essence six months later another million dollars and none of this was this contract wasn't enforced and not only that the salient facts that in may 2016 there was it was hot to the tune of 2.275 but a further a further that's the kit that i put on there you go i put that on i went into the counter and paid the money and on on or about the 27th of march and ralph could sleep at night then you know so so we know that six months later he mr adams and bargo hocked the the property again there was the initial mortgage was to ar mortgages and then along came in and him now the very first thing i went and did was wrote to him in a name and said stop lending money and stop lending any more money and making mr kumar's position any worse so literally from that day in march of 2017 they were on notice and they did not and i've got copies of the the correspondence i went around that night and you know before six o'clock the next morning in march of 2017 saying oh i i have a habit of dropping the s-bomb sometimes but uh

number one three-quarters of a million went to craig adams's pocket or somewhere you know and then another four hundred thousand this is still not going into mr kumar's pocket despite their being a contract despite mr kumar having ralph paligaru on the ground is his power of attorney and on top of that well there's there's even more money being borrowed so another 350 000 was was borrowed in august 17 a very interesting date on the third of and then even more so it just goes on and on and on and on and on more and more hocking of this land and again i put in a name on notice of that anyway long long story but there's more and more hocking of this property going on and in august of 17 even more money was borrowed and you know here's a full list and i mean i find this extremely interesting there was seven caveats so craig adams obviously well there's some very harsh findings here about craig adams but there was mr paligaru deposes this is his evidence there were seven caveats in the end seven so seven lots of hocking of money against mr kumar's interest and mr mr paligaru for whatever reason he had from the day i put the caveat on for mr kumar mr kumar was protected from that point in an m had noticed do not lend any more money he's in default to mr kumar he has four million dollars and he's in default and another six yes i think that's correct another 6k bits on top of the the kb i put on was ripped off and another six were put on so craig is just borrowed and borrowed and buried and borrowed and borrowed and in the end someone said well this is the torrens assurance fund's fault

justice i didn't agree with that so i'm with justice darke by the way so ralph further deposes that he was concerned he was concerned i was concerned that there was six more lots of hocking of money and in 2017 now this is after ralph has lifted the cable that i put on mr manny writes to mr adams oh we're not very very happy here and so you can read this for yourself but this is something i find very interesting paragraph 19. this demanding writes on the 6th of november 2017 i have i have now been contacted directly by the representatives in india of mohan kumar

i i find that very interesting the representatives in india in india so i i i'm curious whether that's true that's what it says that's what the email says i'm curious if it's true i don't know i have no idea i've never talked to mr kumar ever but apparently some representatives called well i i he says mahony writes i have now been contacted as you're aware there's vendor finance as you're aware you're in default and you know it goes on now all all along here no response there was no response craig got the email and just ignored it ralph went to fiji some of these things aren't really relevant but i i am dubious about some of this not of what yeah i'm dubious about the evidence that was given in cross examination mr paligaru agreed that so how did how did mr feligaru sorry how did mr kumar miss out well a cave it was lifted and mr peligaru gave evidence that in november 2017 he gives evidence adam's according to this email adams knew that the withdrawal form was located in the bottom drawer so of the parker office it's a long story and you'd have to read it and we'll send you to sleep if we if we talked about it but paligara gives evidence that before he departed from australia he handed it withdrawal of caveat form in the bottom draw of the desk i used from time to time so craig sorry ralph and craig sometimes shared an office

now credit to ralph justice darke actually says he accepts ralph's version okay but still rules against them he accepts that this actually happens justice darke accepted that he was told orally on or about the 15th of november you're only to use this in certain circumstances craig went ahead and used it anyway but i'll cut to the end let's

before i get there this is the evidence of of mr mister i'm putting this this is what he says i am putting this which is the withdrawal of kv i'm putting this in this draw do not use it until i have full details of any proposed finance or equity position to be taken to be taken by any prospective partner by any prospective partner or joint venturer with us joint venturer with us

until i have full details of any proposed finance or equity position to be taken by any proposed joint a partner or joint venturer with us so with us so it's to be there's an us these are ralph's own words there is an us and again somewhere in this lengthy document it's 27 pages long somewhere in this lengthy document justice darke ponders why it was that ralph gave a withdrawal of caveat when

in fact there wasn't a cave on on the title at that time it was in december and ralph's evidence is that on the 15th of november he gave he handed craig the withdrawal of caveat but there actually wasn't a caveat on the title on the 15th of november it was in december so and craig used so craig used that

to remove the december cave it but there was no cave in november so i'm my handwriting here says dubious i'm dubious uh

oh here you go if mr a lie now that really should say question mark if mr paligaru is evidence concerning the signing of the withdrawal of cavity is accepted if it's accepted the form was signed at a time when the plaintiff had no caviar now justice darke found i mean he accepted ralph's evidence that it was the honor of that date he did hand craig the withdrawal the plaintiff lodged another one on the 4th of december so precisely why ralph gave this is dubious or curious or it is very puzzling but it is very puzzling but he gave on about the 15th of december the withdrawal of acadia for occasion that hadn't actually been lodged until the fourth of december three weeks later very curious more correspondence it's it's franklin the easy gets mentioned any refinance is also to result in the discharge of the second mortgage over the peligaro home in favor of franklin using holdings anything that you do must be referred to us there's ian jordan comes in now wonderful friend from australasian property group who are being sued by the liquidator bargo now who appointed the liberator that'd be me the liquidator bargo so when all of this turned to custard i appointed a liquidator and i swore that there was a debt of very close to six million dollars owed to me it once upon a time was owed to mr kumar but courtesy of ralph alegaro on not one but two occasions ralph assigned that collection to me and the six million dollars and that was in july of 2018 and he went ahead and amended that deed on the 13th of november 2018. so precisely again this is this is why i was absolutely certain that this would fail this this argument that it's the torrens assurance fund's fault that mr kumar lost all this money it's his fault it's the tourist assurance fund's fault well no it was never even remotely possible that it was their fault because ralph assigned the collection to me and and here he's on the debt i went to the supreme court of victoria and said hey my company is owed six million dollars by fargo developments and they're they've failed to pay back in in accordance with the terms now we had a look up above let's just go up above it says he here's the payment schedule well so time was of the essence so i gave him 21 days and said at a certain point i wrote and said hey you owe us six million dollars by that point with you know or whatever the figure was it was over five and here's a copy of the here's a copy of the demand that was was put on fargo they never paid enough thomas of the essence and so they were deemed to be insolvent and so how was it ever possible that mr kumar lost money because of the fault that was caused by the fault of the torrens assurance fund no no the right they didn't even have standing to go to court mr mr kumar had no standing his his entire loss was given to me into my company to pursue and then mr caligaro obviously thought better of it at some point later and decided oh well that doesn't suit me to have mark smith collect the money even though he paid me nine percent of the funds which you can work out nine percent of two million dollars about 180 000 so it's it's just very puzzling so it's a long long story and jordan gets a mention ebm now these are craig's accountants his accounts were a firm at called dbw in um

in north sydney i've been to their office late one night the b in dbw was a man called bardela and max mardella and max maximilia maximilio bardella and he he loaned money to he was one of the six people that advanced money his company ebm as distinct from dbw dbw helped with all sorts of manner of wonderful documents in support and all up look there was there's a long long list of of people that were doubted but i withdraw that there's a long long list of people that get a mention so there's as i said there were six caves there's a there's a very huge gap this is this i found extremely interesting paragraph 37 three further caveats were lodged on or about the 29th of january 2018. one of these was lodged on behalf of reliance leasing mr steinberg so that's that's that's a steinbeck there and on about the 22nd of february 2018 mahony appears to have become aware of the refinancing so again this is this is something that i do find very very interesting on about the 22nd of february now this is the this is what was put to justice darke manny appears to become aware and he writes manny writes a letter to craig adams now i will say oh we should go and have a look at paragraph 16. this is really very very interesting paragraph 16 it is there is evidence that later in august 2017 mr money was acting for the plaintiff so that's mr kumar in relation to the proposed development and was also acting for craig evans

so he's acting for multiple parties and i have in previous episodes i said he's mr mahony how he was able to manage these and juggle these conflicts or not so much the conflicts but the conflicting interests surely mr kumar has one interest hey i want to be paid and craig adams hey i like this getting free money stuff and i can just use this as my credit card i can keep three quarters of a million then another 400 for me and do whatever the hell he likes so it's it's a it's a really really really stunning thing so 22nd of february mahony writes to adams i enclose a copy of a letter to rely of a letter to reliance from the solicitors for the new first mortgage the existence is of syria the existence so that was considered the existence of a new first mortgage is a serious concern to my client my client's worried sick he's in jail in in india doesn't say that but as as my client has a beneficial interest in the whole of the dural land four million bucks but you just keep adding what he's saying what he's trying to say is you just keep adding and adding currently there are nine caveats on the property now

this is this is kind of stunning

on the 9th of march casinda's lawyers bransgroves kate cooper and name is the senior partner there one such one such document was a withdrawal of kv form that had been signed by mr palgary so according to mr peligaro and the judge believes him okay so according to mr palgary mr palgary who handed craig adams we had a look a little bit a few minutes ago mr peligaro handed craig adams a withdrawal of caveat at a time in the middle of november at a time when there was no cavity on the on the land in in the name of kumar and in paragraph 41 here it's saying well the mid november 2017 withdrawal of caveat was handed it was used by it was handed up by craig adams on the 25th of january 2018 to to your firm brands groves and and that that form states yes it's the december this number here is the december cave it so as the withdrawal was signed on the 15th of november for a caveat that hadn't been put on and ralph had only gone overseas for one week from about the 17th to the 24th of november so for whatever reason ralph never took that caveat withdrawal of kv back and justice darke is critical of that later on and he's also critical and says well why didn't you just leave the withdrawal of kavit you went you're going to feed you why didn't you just give it to john marty so one must wonder whether john mahony got the entire story i'm finding myself i'm finding myself going to bat for john manny here i'm just wondering so look it's it's it's really quite remarkable he and jordan casinda casinda as on the 9th of march writes a letter cassinder writes a letter to apg to ian jordan and they say well hang on i don't think you want to i don't think you want to be behind mr kumar so this is the whole issue about lifting cavities when when caved is lifted we understand from the receiver mr kumar claims an unpaid vendor's interest in the vicinity of 6 million bucks no doubt these these are the words of brans grabs no doubt your client would prefer not to be behind that claim for a piece of land that's only worth five or five and a half and and there's already there's close to three million dollars already hopped you don't want to be behind some of the zones six because there's no equity look this is this is a stunning stunning document here you go this this is one of the curious findings i note in passing that mr paligara gave evidence to the effect that at no time between his leaving the withdrawal in the desk at bargo's office and march did he receive any communications

about any refinancing he did not receive any communications from mr pelleck from mr adams at no time between march at no time between he's leaving the withdrawal of kbit form in the desk and in the bargo office and march 18. did he receive any communications from craig arms about any refinancing of the documents that's the evidence now i i'm going to say justice darke is smart enough to be able to read a transcript of the evidence and that's what he's saying he's saying i wasn't there okay i certainly was not there and i don't know i didn't listen to the evidence that mr paligaru gave but justice darke i know him passing that mr paligaru who gave evidence to the to the effect to the effect so he didn't actually give direct evidence that at no time between between leaving the withdrawal of caveat and march 18 did he receive any communication so i'm just going to pause it here and we're going to see we're just going to have a look at some things all right so at no time at no time between leaving the withdrawal of caveat did he receive any communications from mr adam about the refinancing the dual property at no time up until march so i'll just jump down to something else that i've seen offline curiously on the same day so on the same day another cave it was lodged by the plaintiff so what are we talking about here this was third of april mr mahony sent an email to mr craig adams and keep in mind this is all in the context that mr mahony is saying well it's the torrens assurance fund's fault that mr kumar lost money it's their fault

third of april on the third of april so this refinancing happened on the 25th of january on the third of april justice darke notes on the same day on the same day the third of april another caveat was lodged on by mr kumar so that went on on the third of april and that was recorded that's this is all public you can anyone can google this egg look up this purchase a copy of that by this caveat the plaintiff again claimed to be the unpaid vendor under this 26th of may sorry 2016 may contract curiously curiously the caveat was apparently signed by mr peligaro as the plaintiff's attorney on the 30th of january so it's this continual delay delay delay from the 30th of january to the 3rd of april it's months here months there in action letting giving craig all this this road so i think you can see where this is sort of coming unstuck but let's just go back to this other

noted passing that mr paligaru gave evidence to the to the effect that at no time so let's let's test this here's an email now at no time did he receive any communications well that's different to sending it but did he receive any communications about any refinancing

well here's an email and we'll see who sent me this and how did i get it 10th of january now that's that's between december and march 10th january john mary wrote craig kumar is not happy with the delay in warriewood settling have you issued a notice to complete do you need do you need my help if your lawyer can't do it i'll i'll just act for you and i'll keep acting for mr kumar but i can manage all this this is what he's saying this is ridiculous delay that needs to be sorted mohan kumar reserves all right but hang on he can but if you need a lawyer no command reserves all rights but if you need a lawyer i'm your man do you need a lawyer john john ah 3 54 a.m something's keeping craig away john please come to the city tomorrow and i'll reassign property and loan to you

please tell me what time you're available and i'll have adam tilley meet us and workout guarantees so all you've got to do is guarantee it and i'll resign so the evidence was at no time palgary gave her the effect of no time between he's leaving the withdrawal in march did he receive any communications from craig about any refinancing so what's this adam tilley who's adam tilley adam tilley will meet you to work out financing guarantees on financing

later that day craig is not my [ __ ] as you put it mr kumar's rights you know and you keep mortgaging his property ah nine k bits later before you paid for it you keep ralph has signed the transfer transferring [ __ ] so ralph actually had the right to transfer the shares in bargo and and transfer the ownership of the company to mr kumar

therefore he's in your interest to work to solve the problem now the problem is for you is that not only will you have lost the development value you're in default of the loans which are secured we're giving you until 4 pm today the current payout tell us the current payout if you can't get those figures kumar will will by next monday become the owner and serve lapsing notices

so i don't know if this is well eleventh mate mate i tried to call you this is going to go pear shape so this is from ralph to justin hatfield who's justin hatfield oh that's he wouldn't be talking about refinancing because just justice darke found at no time was there any evidence he gave it ralph gave evidence to the effect of no time did he receive any communications from mr adams well i suppose this one to to justin hatfield is probably not from but anyway i'm stuck in the middle an asset line who are they they're money lenders justin hatfield as soon as craig settles warriewood has has to happen in the next 10 days one lender you know cross-collateralize this and that whatever 13.5 million

the current payout figure is 2.7 million dollars to winchester o'rourke that's tilley uh

at no point at no time the evidence was at no time was there any discussion about refinancing after ralph has those figures kumar will be in a position to refinance general without putting you in default of your loans secured over your property over 88 perfection avenue cross-collateralization is in breach of the sales contracts so a few choice words here the point is he's he was going to refinance with tilley adam tilley no news warriewood who knows it's almost a ponzi scheme

and mr hadfield you have facilitated a lot of it

it's easily resolved once warriewood settles what's happening with at no point was there any discussion about refinancing ralph ralph wrote what's happening with tilley refi refinancing it's fully approved it's fully approved so the evidence did he receive any communications about any refinancing of the general property

i i'm just not sure whether justice darke saw these communications but they're there interesting not good enough john mahony's still on the 11th not good enough client has been waiting months for the mythical warriewood settlement time is up kumar will now register the share transfer well even in april still hasn't happened also what is the secret about telling us how much people take to free dural of the various blisters kumar will not accept any more delays well apparently he will justin hatfield lumley finance and loans now if this wasn't about refinancing if this wasn't about refinancing then you know so it goes on and on and on and on the solicitor is the vendor's worst nightmare this all comes to craig not communicating and swearing another so there's craig will lose his family asset liner ruthless mahoney acted for paid on exchange acted against paid on exchange and wants payments so but ralph is organizing the logistics of his daughter's engagement so let's see what else there is here's another email this is to do with maybe not to do with refinancing but this is certainly from craig we're trying to we're trying to get as mentioned i have warriewood projects setting on the 29th yet so on the 30th according to justice darke ralph signs a new caveat which he doesn't put on until the third of april and again all of this is the fault of the torres assurance fund let's have a look at this one all of these are sent to me by ralph by the way so let's ralph from ralph to mark that's me from ralph to mark from ralph to mark 22nd tomorrow tomorrow so this property settled on the sorry the the use of the caveat occurred on the 25th of january and there was communications between

at no point did he receive any communications from mr adams about any refinancing of the general poverty well i'm going to say i'm sorry that on the 25th of january there's another communication but tomorrow so tomorrow is the 23rd of january this is before before the cave it is used gents mr lalich this is another one the evidence was there's no communication about refinancing from craig well mr lalich is one of craig's lawyers

you know so they're they're meeting up on ralph is meeting with justin hatfield and justin hatfield this wouldn't be anything to do with a refinancing would it lumley finance and loans accredited finance broker well i'm you know i am i've said i'm dubious about that evidence that ralph has has given to the effect that there was at no time did he receive any communications yet you know this is not a communication about refinancing from justin hatfield who's a mortgage broker craig adams you know so this is here see you there see you there so as you can see there's quite a lot to this particular judgment and we're only up to page six of 27 and it really does go on but i'm just highlighting a few key bits i'll just return now to this other thing and i've said that i am dubious about i'm not calling saying that people are outright lying but i am highly dubious about some of the aspects of what was put in front of justice darke and i'll take you back to this one paragraph 19 mr mahony on the 6th of november now this is at a time when there was no yes there was no caveat on the land according to ralph's evidence on the 15th of november ralph then went and put went and handed craig adams a withdrawal of the cave yet that wasn't on and then in december one was put on so in the evidence this is mr manny wrote to craig adams on 6th of november when there was no caveat and he says and we've talked about this just before i have i this is what manny writes now this is important because he says it's true and i'll show you i'll show you something else so this is on the 6th of november 2017. now i'm going to show you something in 2018 that causes me to be dubious i mr money i have now been in contact directly oh sorry i have now been contacted directly by the representatives in india of mr kumar so someone in india has contacted mr kumar as you're aware kumar is the vendor there's a vendor finance you're in default and in december 17 he's mahony is writing and why why are we saying this well money's been paid he owes the duty of care to mr kumar and according to his his correspondence he's in contact with him so he must if you believe what he's writing he must accept that he did over duty of care and so as a matter of urgency as a matter of urgency well there's no caveat so it the kv doesn't actually go on for another month and is subsequently withdrawn using a withdrawal behavior that ralph did not give to mr manny he left it in a drawer according to ralph he left it in a drawer in bargo's office as a matter of urgency as the basis of you know the encumbrances a copy of this certificate of title a copy of the five caveats we've we have we have been instructed so did someone in india according to i've been contacted directly by representatives in india we have now been we have been instructed to determine whether all can be removed through lapsing notice or through litigation so at this point well at this point

at this point the mortgagee is the first monkey is in the name properties and they're on notice because of my letter there are notice of this interest so we've told them i told them absolutely do not lend any more money and subsequent to this more money was lent and but again the argument that money law is using is that this is all the fault of the torrents assurance fund it's all their fault all of this you know as a matter of urgency we've been instructed to you know start laughing things can we lapse them can we can we have media litigation and there's no response so there's no response this is the 6th of november and academia does go on in december and is subsequently withdrawn using a withdrawal academia date of the 15th of november of their abouts so we asked to find out the current balance on the n m nine he says he's been contacted by people in india directly that's now directly in his email of november 2017. the ralph please provide me the contact details for the indians so he doesn't even know who his client is he's only dealing with this is a year later he's either lost the phone number let's be generous and say he's lost the phone number please provide me contact details he doesn't know he doesn't know the name he doesn't know the phone number according to this this is the way i'd read it please provide contact details not just the phone number person phone number emails you know what their relationship as you are unable to do anything to further this matter i need to speak with the indians to have you replaced whoa to have you replaced as their attorney

why did i donate why did it take until october 18 the land's been sold by that point but yet a year before he's saying in november the year before he's saying i was a man of urgency we need to find out and start lapsing things

i'm saying look let's let's have a look now there is a i'm just going to throw it up on the screen here we've got signed by ralph peligaru in july and november 2018 twice ralph has assigned a claim that mr mahony sorry that mr kumar would have against mr manny for professional negligence now i don't know if that's i don't know if that claim has legs or not but mr mahony is being employed and sending out bills for hundreds of thousands of dollars 90 to 100 000 or thereabouts two mr kumar so he must have owed he he must feel that he owes a duty of care it took him until october to 2018 after the property sold after the property has been had nine caveats go on it's it's really interesting but yet the argument is it's all the fault forget all of this stuff it's all the torrents assurances fund's fault they're to blame the state government has to has to cough up money i still don't understand why you don't want to save your house ralph i'm still here to help i'm still here to help well wow that's fantastic now let's go back to we'll go back to this i have now been contacted directly by representatives in india well i've been in contact with them myself you know for several years let's have a look at some of the stuff that's being said

here's what i wrote i'm not going to give you the person's details did mr manny ever speak with any family members of mr kumar in november 2017. paragraph 19 says he did hi mark no he or ralph has never spoken to any family member only you were the first to approach us the first this poor bastard's sitting over in jail in india now i'm this is not mr kumar this is a representative but this poor bastard is sitting in jail he's had his four million dollars plundered and i am the first to contact them

first that's pretty clear okay then i go on in in the court judgment manny gives evidence he has described he has had discussions with someone in india in india not just ralph someone in india

the reply who is that someone there has to be a name i believe him i do believe this man

by sayings just by just saying someone in court it doesn't make any sense he has to give details and here's specifically what i did send to the contact i have now been in contact directly i have now been contacted directly by the representatives in india in india

no name paragraph 16. he's just making it up he's just making it up

wow now things aren't i'm just repeating this i'm personally speaking for myself i am dubious like i actually am dubious that this is true i have now been contacted directly but this is what a lawyer with 40 years experience his writing in 6th of november could he have saved that last 400 grand could he have i don't know

at this point in november 17 none of this none of this claim has been assigned to me so he could have saved maybe four hundred thousand to he could have saved two million dollars maybe and he in his own words he's saying well we've been we have been instructed now if this is correct if he has been contacted directly well he's in the same email he's saying we've been instructed to determine whether any of the caveats can be removed through lapsing notices or why didn't he do that he's been instructed hang on you're a lawyer you're instructed why don't you do it

so again we're only up to page six it's it's it's a staggering staggering document and full credit to full credit to justice he does i think a very good job with the material he's been presented now he's been presented things saying well he's had contacts with people in india justice darke clearly has absolutely no idea and absolutely no no criticism he doesn't know he makes the observation we haven't seen mr we haven't seen mr kumar record he didn't he didn't come and give evidence well okay reason good reason for that he can't he's locked up apparently i don't know so look let's skip right to the end now and i will say this i will say this this is a very long well it's not overly long but it's a lot lengthy and it's well considered it is well considered third of april manny sent a letter to mr adams mr adams unfortunately unfortunately however our clients our clients have come to no other conclusion than that you have fraudulently also delivered to the solicitor casino the withdrawal of cavity fraud it's very big if you're going to say fraud it's the bar is very very high in all the circumstances in april of 2018 in all the circumstances man is writing in all circumstances we have been instructed again he's got an instruction to report your actions to the new south wales police for fraud so what did he do with that instruction third of april he's got the instructions to report you for for fraud and third of april same day they re-lodged the caveat but he'd been sitting on that caveat from since the 30th of january now would it have made any difference i don't know i don't know if he'd lodged the cave on the 30th of january it may or may not have made any difference but all i do know is they sat on it they sat on it mr mr mahony or mr paligari where the evidence is the finding the finding of justice darke is that curiously the caveat was apparently signed by the power of attorney mr kunma oh sorry mr palgar on the 30th of january when the plaintiff's second the second favorite remained on the title so the withdrawal of cave it had been handed over but it still remained so casino actually had the withdrawal um

at the time beligari signed another one on the 30th he must have known that the withdrawal of it had been used yet on the third of april they're writing letters saying oh we've just discovered it and there was a previous finding on the 22nd on the 22nd i said i'll talk about this gap paragraph 3738 i talk about this gap three further cavetts were lodged on the 29th now this this whole this and one of these i was involved with in some way the reliance leasing one this was lodged on the 29th of january and that stopped putting it on stopped the cinder having theirs properly registered their mortgage i probably registered and the removal of n m and apg's and there was this obviously this giant clog now ralph apparently signs the the next caveat on the 30th but at this point reliance got theirs on apg got this on slightly behind the one that i was involved in reliance and then lumley that's that's the finance broker they got theirs on as well and then on the 30th ralph must have known so he goes and signs another one but claims they don't know until the 22nd of february 2018 mr mr money appears to have become aware of the refinancing transaction appears so that's interesting very interesting and right the existence of the new mortgage is of serious concern to my client yet ralph has signed another caveat on the 30th and it's of such a serious concern he didn't did nothing with it from the 30th of january until the 3rd of april it's it's that it's there are some questions here so

we then move on the total claim that was made by kumar against the torrens assurance fund is one point called 1.9 million dollars

paragraph 59 is submitted that there are good and now the registrar general says there's good reasons to doubt the evidence of obviously allegory the registrar general says that there was good reason to doubt the evidence of mr palgary

now we look at the determination what did the court find paragraph 68 i have reservations so just justice star can only deal with the material that's before him he he he doesn't do his absolute credit i think he's done a brilliant job okay but he may not have had all the material put in front of him either by rob calgary or by the torrens assurance fund they may simply not have known as paragraph 68 i have reservations about aspects you find some of it implausible

paragraph 69 despite my reservations i've ultimately come to the conclusion mr paligara's evidence should be accepted so that's pretty good but it doesn't change the result the result is how many

paragraph 61 i further find mr adams in making use he was acting making useful withdrawal of cave it was acting contrary to the instructions

on the material that was put before justice darke and i don't know if that included those emails well i do know that i'll put it up again peligaro said that at no time was there a correspondence about the refinance but coming back to paragraph 7172 paragraph 71 i accept mr paligara's evidence to the effect that neither he nor the plaintiff himself had any knowledge of the transaction that's about the refinancing now again i do not know whether the emails the one tomorrow with lalich and hatfield and there's a series of them that i put up i do not know whether they've been put up to justice darke and considered but on what was can what was put before him he says he accepts mr palgary's evidence okay i'm prepared to conclude that mr pelic that mr adams acted dishonestly in this really in this respect

paragraph 72 for the above reason i'm prepared to find that mr adam acted this acted fraudulently and making use of the withdrawal of k-bits but okay so that's to get money on the turns assurance fund there has to be dishonesty or fraud or a mistake by the current assurance fund the registrar general's department and on top of that you have to prove that it led to loss now that was that's the whole thing that i've always said well hang on i think you've postponed yourself ralph by handing this over and look i i'll just show we'll go through these other pages there's lots and lots and lots here okay lots of analysis but the plaintiff submitted that the equity he could have mr kumar could have been four hundred thousand dollars better off and now on top of that there's interest okay so we're talking still a lot of money here a lot of money and it was as i said there was a two million dollar kitty apg received out of that fund 725 thousand dollars that's three quarters of a million dollars and ralph and ian jordan the director of apg have a company together i don't know precisely i was in the mediation in july 2019 but i didn't go and shut the door and chat with ian jordan i didn't and so apg work out with a lot of money now the liquidator is now chasing that and saying well that was a preference and we'll see where that all goes as i said there's a whole lot of analysis here and it's it's going to be impossible to just go through them all but i'll put this up on our website let's have a look at these last two pages in my opinion in my opinion the whole of the loss or damage should be regarded as the consequences of the acts or omissions of the plaintiff the conduct of mr pelago as the plaintiff's agent in relation to the withdrawal of the caveat the very means by which mr adams was able to perpetrate his fraud that's to blame so i think as i said earlier justice did find that there was fraudulent conduct but you've got to say that okay that that fraud led to the loss and there's pages and pages of analysis the bottom line is justin darke did not find did not find that it really would have made any difference whether whether there was fraud or not the the post-painting conduct and the arming and all of that it was really the conduct of mr palgary was in in my view plainly negligent he failed to take reasonable care for the interest of the plaintiff that is particularly the case in circumstances from november 17 mr paligara was not only aware of fargo's breaches so they failed to pay they had to pay 1.5 which they did on this 5.5 million dollar transaction and they had to pay 500 000 within four weeks and another one and a half million or two million or something after that and then another two and a half million so he was aware that they'd missed all of those it was incredible i said third of november 2017 we've got the email from mr mahony who says he's been contacted directly by representatives in india as a matter of urgency and yet justice darke says in particular this is particularly the case in circumstances where from november 2017 mr paligara was not only aware of the breaches under the contract but also had concerns about mr adams's dealing that he's hocking the property and he knew he must have known that

he must have known that's what justice darke thoughts to make the signed withdrawal of caveat form available to mr adams in those circumstances strikes me as contacted contract conduct that is very negligent if not reckless

mr adam utilized the means that were available to him to carry out the fraud applying a common sense approach the conduct of mr palgary should should be regarded as the cause of the claimed loss four million dollars just down the toilet of mr kumar's money four million dollars down the toilet to my mind it is it is a cause of the loss as much as the conduct of mr adams himself it is a case where there are truly successive causes of the loss it is it is thus it can't be concluded that the loss or damage was as a consequence of the axial or remission of the sorry that it was a consequence of the acts or omissions of the plaintiff and thus no entitlement it wasn't the fault of the torrens assurance fund and just to rub it in just a tiny bit more paragraph 22 122 the plaintiff will be dismissed the statement claims dismissed the court will order the court will further order that the plaintiff pay the registrar general's costs so there you have it a a terrible terrible tale we'll come back and wrap up in a minute

well how is that for an incredible defeat justice darke as has really nailed that i think and well you would think that that's the end of it but apparently ralph and john mahony are off thinking thinking about thinking about an appeal can you can you believe it thinking about an appeal on top of that there is another case which i've just put up the details about ralph is also personally suing the torrens assurance fund with his wife henrika and a very similar thing around the same time as all of this happened with mr kumar at a very similar time ralph borrowed money at six percent a month and five hundred forty thousand dollars six percent a month from a company called franklin yeezy and for better or worse for better or worse it also the well mr for whatever reason we talked about delays incredibly there was a a delay between about august 2017 and december 2017 very similar periods where ralph failed to put a caveat for neglected to put a caveat on land at warriewood owned by golden arrow international and other craigslist companies and subsequently he missed out on 540 thousand dollars and kept on paying six percent interest a month and in case you can't work it out that's like thirty something thousand in the first month and when you don't pay it just balloons and balloons and like literally i did some sums at one stage it was like fifty four thousand dollars a month interest it was up to so but the trouble is i i think i haven't seen the judgment and if even when i do get a copy of the judgment or if it's being dismissed or whatever i'll make sure if i get the documents we'll post them and because they're public documents and um

very similar facts you know i imagine i can't see how he could possibly win where he he's going to claim well it's the torrens assurance fund's fault that that craig in this instance i think they were just slack and i didn't put either mahony or paligaru was slack i don't know who so i'm not portioning blame there but what i do know is there's a period of four months and there was no caveat on this warriewood land and in the meantime you saw how many caveats craig adams put on bargo he put justice many on maybe justice many he put enough there was lots of occasions put on warriewood as well and ralph missed out and it goes on to pay 30000 a month interest and that's clearly not sustainable so you would think so where's this all going time will tell time really will tell but you know to the best of my knowledge ralph's insolvent we've got a we have mike i personally have a consent judgment against ralph $106551 we filed a creditor's petition and ralph is trying to have it set aside one that he consented to so it's going to be very interesting he's managed to get that adjourn until april so in the meantime if there's any uh

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well welcome this is an unusual set of circumstances this is episode 7.5 this is a follow-on episode from our last one where we talked extensively at the end there about our very good mate ralph paligaru and we happened to run into ralph recently and here's some some updated photos on on ralph for you but this particular episode is about well a judgment of the new south wales supreme court has literally just come down and it is still hot it is still warm so we're going to have a look at ralph paligaru john mahony that's the lawyer or is it mahony i no one has ever explained that to me we've got mohan kumar who is sometimes known as Chhota Rajan and we're going to have a look at he's a resident of tihar prison in in delhi in india and we're going to have a look at the supreme court judgment in the matter of mohan kumar and shs well and the registrar general the torrens assurance fund so we can this is a public document and in fact this this has just come out unbeknownst to us we don't watch these things day and night but someone brought it to our attention that the judgment had just come down on it had come down before we'd actually put out episode seven so we felt it was only right that we updated the record so let's get on and we'll have a look at the judgment okay so this is the judgment of the new south wales supreme court and anyone that wants to google this can go to a site called caselaw.nsw.gov.au and just google that and it's a set of proceedings 2021 proceedings it was heard by justice darke who i have to say i've got i'll make some comments as i go through i think he's got it absolutely substantially correct he he wouldn't know some of the very tiny minor facts but but still it's it's well worth having a look but look the whole gist of it is the claim for compensation a claim from mohan kumar for compensation from the torrens assurance fund is refused so that's the decision so we can go through and have a quick look well we can have a long look but anyway it's a it's a very extensive document it's i'm just gonna highlight some of the relevant bits there's quite a lot and i'll publish the entire document up on our website www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast i'll i'll include some text so you know what to look for but anyway the registrar general of the torrens assurance fund or the landed property in new south wales titles are kept for land and that those titles are kept in a central register called the torrens title register so and when a person loses an interest in land if it's either by fraud or by some error made by the torrents of by the land and property by the people that keep the titles then that person that suffers loss is entitled to compensation and every time there's a dealing every time that there's a transaction involving land okay the registration of a mortgage the transfer when you pay stamp duty and all of that a very small sis collected and it goes into this fund called the torrens assurance fund just in case anything goes wrong so i can say that the trans assurance fund or the registrar general was represented by someone called patricia lane who happened to be one of my lecturers at sydney uni and you can see here the whoa

says here okay well pardon me the plaintiff was represented by patricia lane wow how very very interesting and mr mr mahony was there as well so i'm sorry i got that around the wrong way very very very interesting patricia lane nothing but absolute respect she was a fabulous teacher and unbelievably knowledgeable i might have got that the wrong way around i anyway i assume that this is correct so these proceedings are bought by mohan kumar there has there was obviously no discussions about who mohan kumar is in fine detail but he certainly was the registered proprietor of land at old northern road at dural number 632 old northern road dural and that was if you like the word sold it was sold in may of 2016 by his power of attorney ralph paligaru to a company called bargo developments proprietary limited and i'm just going to sort of these these are public and we'll just you know talk about these so mankind has claimed an interest in the land as what's called an unpaid vendor's lien and i absolutely i met ralph on about the 27th of march in 2017 and he was introduced to me by mr steinberg from reliance leasing and ralph complained he couldn't sleep at night because he was worried that about worried sick about whether he was going to get paid so when i say this property was sold it wasn't paid so it was a property piece of land worth 5.5 million dollars which they received only 1.5 million dollars so craig adams is walking around with the title to a $5.5m piece of land having been out of pocket virtually nothing and we'll have a look we'll have a look and the money he received he didn't pay it all to he mortgaged the property and did not pay at all to mohan kumar so as i said in episode 7 that is apparently the fault of the torren's assurance fund and justice darke did not agree with mahony lawyers and the claim was refused so it's it's

we'll just touch on some of the highlighted points and if you're really that interested you can download this and read this in in fine detail but it's justice darke finds at certain times the interest was protected by caveat so the very first thing that that i did i was asked by mr how do i put it i can't sleep and i said why don't you just put a caveat on it? so we went and put a caveat on and that was put on about the 27th of march 2017 and that's how i know when i met ralph paligaru so there it was protected by this caveat some times however during other periods there was no caveat and at that time mr kumar was under the care of john mahony and ralph paligaru so you know precisely why they took them off we don't know other than what's in this judgment so we're just reporting the facts we've absolutely there's no criticisms whatsoever of justice darke or the decision he made and none of this is a you know is a massive surprise but anyway look there was various different mortgages at various different times craig adams the argument is that what the argument was it which didn't work was that craig adams made use of a withdrawal of caveat form that had been executed on behalf of mr kumar by his attorney mr paligaru ralph paligaru so

and look ultimately craig didn't pay his mortgage the property was sold by kesinda this is a fact and then there was a huge argument about who got what and i was there so i know it in the proceedings were resolved by way of consent orders on made in july 2019. now i i did actually put up the consent orders in episode 7 and showing exactly who got what and i've put here now this is not a criticism of justice darke but i'm just saying the the plaintiff received a total of $527 000 out of 2 million so he was ... and he received 500 and this is saying well he actually received 26% of the available funds but that's not with no disrespect to justice darke that is probably not exactly correct kumar actually received two lots he received 26% but on top of that he received another 9% and who did he give that to he gave that to one of my companies and why did he do that so in fact when you look at these arguments that justice darke talks about and says well hang on i've done my calculations to work out whether you lost money or you didn't and then he talks about causation and who's to blame in other words who's to blame for mohan kumar not getting four million dollars or you know two million of the two million and look kumar actually did receive 35 of the available funds so there was two million in something available but he chose to pay he chose to honor an agreement he had with me that where he he actually assigned ralph paligaru actually assigned all of mohan kumar's interest the whole lot to me and and i had an arrangement where i was going to pay successfully and it turns out that actually the success is 26 of what was available and my cut was nine so when you look at these arguments as we go further down into the document it this is no disrespect to justice darke but he did in fact received more than 26 percent he just gave away nine percent so it was 35 of the available so again absolutely no disrespect the so the plaintiff and so in these circumstances so in these circumstances where he actually got 35 the plaintiff alleges that he has suffered loss or damage resulting from the operation the act and justice darke didn't didn't go for that so you know and then it gets into some very long analysis the the loss yeah anyway they're saying suffered loss by consequence of the registration of the consent casino mortgage so it is true that and i've numbered all of these so let's maybe have a look at these salient facts and these are facts found by a supreme court judge and nothing nothing nothing but respect so absolute fact the the plaintiff mr kumar resides in india well it doesn't talk about where but or even who he is and actually later on there's a very curious remark saying well for some reason the plaintiff didn't appear he didn't come and give evidence and there you go well the reason he couldn't give evidence is because he's in jail so it doesn't seem that that fact was shared publicly but look here are the here are the passport photos and photos of the arrested person and you tell me if they're the same person i'm not an expert and i don't i've never been to india i've never been to any jails i've never met mr kumar it's just it's an open secret that's who he is and no one bothered to share that with justice darke so look the piece of land was as i said 632 old northern road dural and there's its title particulars ralph sold it i've showed you the front page of the contract in episode seven for 5.5 but in fact they received 1.5 was put down and there was a series of arrangements that craig adams was to pay 500 there and a million here and another two and a half and time is of the essence and again this all fits into the argument that mahony lawyers put forward that this is all the fault the fact that there was money lost that's the fault of the torrens assurance fund and really the taxpayer should be should be coughing up to compensate mr kumar and as i said that was not accepted so the purchase price there number number one two three so let's just have a look and these are some of the this is under the heading salient facts again not my not my facts these are facts that justice darke the honourable justice darke found so we know on the 31st of may the contract price was 5.5 million only 1.5 was put down but the property was used as a credit card i suppose and a mortgage secured the sum of 2.275 million dollars so 1.5 the fact is the plaintiff received 1.5 million on settlement and whether the other three quarters of a million dollars go well the director of bargo was craig adams so we'd have to ask craig adams but we know that only 1.5 million was ever paid to mr kumar and that's that so and this is the fact that was the only money that was ever ever paid out of a 5.5 million sale price only ever 1.5 was ever paid so we know that time was of the essence there it is time was at the essence and 1.5 was on on settlement there was after four weeks another half a million dollars was required time of the essence six months later another million dollars and none of this was this contract wasn't enforced and not only that the salient facts that in may 2016 there was it was hot to the tune of 2.275 but a further a further that's the kit that i put on there you go i put that on i went into the counter and paid the money and on on or about the 27th of march and ralph could sleep at night then you know so so we know that six months later he mr adams and bargo hocked the the property again there was the initial mortgage was to ar mortgages and then along came in and him now the very first thing i went and did was wrote to him in a name and said stop lending money and stop lending any more money and making mr kumar's position any worse so literally from that day in march of 2017 they were on notice and they did not and i've got copies of the the correspondence i went around that night and you know before six o'clock the next morning in march of 2017 saying oh i i have a habit of dropping the s-bomb sometimes but uh

number one three-quarters of a million went to craig adams's pocket or somewhere you know and then another four hundred thousand this is still not going into mr kumar's pocket despite their being a contract despite mr kumar having ralph paligaru on the ground is his power of attorney and on top of that well there's there's even more money being borrowed so another 350 000 was was borrowed in august 17 a very interesting date on the third of and then even more so it just goes on and on and on and on and on more and more hocking of this land and again i put in a name on notice of that anyway long long story but there's more and more hocking of this property going on and in august of 17 even more money was borrowed and you know here's a full list and i mean i find this extremely interesting there was seven caveats so craig adams obviously well there's some very harsh findings here about craig adams but there was mr paligaru deposes this is his evidence there were seven caveats in the end seven so seven lots of hocking of money against mr kumar's interest and mr mr paligaru for whatever reason he had from the day i put the caveat on for mr kumar mr kumar was protected from that point in an m had noticed do not lend any more money he's in default to mr kumar he has four million dollars and he's in default and another six yes i think that's correct another 6k bits on top of the the kb i put on was ripped off and another six were put on so craig is just borrowed and borrowed and buried and borrowed and borrowed and in the end someone said well this is the torrens assurance fund's fault

justice i didn't agree with that so i'm with justice darke by the way so ralph further deposes that he was concerned he was concerned i was concerned that there was six more lots of hocking of money and in 2017 now this is after ralph has lifted the cable that i put on mr manny writes to mr adams oh we're not very very happy here and so you can read this for yourself but this is something i find very interesting paragraph 19. this demanding writes on the 6th of november 2017 i have i have now been contacted directly by the representatives in india of mohan kumar

i i find that very interesting the representatives in india in india so i i i'm curious whether that's true that's what it says that's what the email says i'm curious if it's true i don't know i have no idea i've never talked to mr kumar ever but apparently some representatives called well i i he says mahony writes i have now been contacted as you're aware there's vendor finance as you're aware you're in default and you know it goes on now all all along here no response there was no response craig got the email and just ignored it ralph went to fiji some of these things aren't really relevant but i i am dubious about some of this not of what yeah i'm dubious about the evidence that was given in cross examination mr paligaru agreed that so how did how did mr feligaru sorry how did mr kumar miss out well a cave it was lifted and mr peligaru gave evidence that in november 2017 he gives evidence adam's according to this email adams knew that the withdrawal form was located in the bottom drawer so of the parker office it's a long story and you'd have to read it and we'll send you to sleep if we if we talked about it but paligara gives evidence that before he departed from australia he handed it withdrawal of caveat form in the bottom draw of the desk i used from time to time so craig sorry ralph and craig sometimes shared an office

now credit to ralph justice darke actually says he accepts ralph's version okay but still rules against them he accepts that this actually happens justice darke accepted that he was told orally on or about the 15th of november you're only to use this in certain circumstances craig went ahead and used it anyway but i'll cut to the end let's

before i get there this is the evidence of of mr mister i'm putting this this is what he says i am putting this which is the withdrawal of kv i'm putting this in this draw do not use it until i have full details of any proposed finance or equity position to be taken to be taken by any prospective partner by any prospective partner or joint venturer with us joint venturer with us

until i have full details of any proposed finance or equity position to be taken by any proposed joint a partner or joint venturer with us so with us so it's to be there's an us these are ralph's own words there is an us and again somewhere in this lengthy document it's 27 pages long somewhere in this lengthy document justice darke ponders why it was that ralph gave a withdrawal of caveat when

in fact there wasn't a cave on on the title at that time it was in december and ralph's evidence is that on the 15th of november he gave he handed craig the withdrawal of caveat but there actually wasn't a caveat on the title on the 15th of november it was in december so and craig used so craig used that

to remove the december cave it but there was no cave in november so i'm my handwriting here says dubious i'm dubious uh

oh here you go if mr a lie now that really should say question mark if mr paligaru is evidence concerning the signing of the withdrawal of cavity is accepted if it's accepted the form was signed at a time when the plaintiff had no caviar now justice darke found i mean he accepted ralph's evidence that it was the honor of that date he did hand craig the withdrawal the plaintiff lodged another one on the 4th of december so precisely why ralph gave this is dubious or curious or it is very puzzling but it is very puzzling but he gave on about the 15th of december the withdrawal of acadia for occasion that hadn't actually been lodged until the fourth of december three weeks later very curious more correspondence it's it's franklin the easy gets mentioned any refinance is also to result in the discharge of the second mortgage over the peligaro home in favor of franklin using holdings anything that you do must be referred to us there's ian jordan comes in now wonderful friend from australasian property group who are being sued by the liquidator bargo now who appointed the liberator that'd be me the liquidator bargo so when all of this turned to custard i appointed a liquidator and i swore that there was a debt of very close to six million dollars owed to me it once upon a time was owed to mr kumar but courtesy of ralph alegaro on not one but two occasions ralph assigned that collection to me and the six million dollars and that was in july of 2018 and he went ahead and amended that deed on the 13th of november 2018. so precisely again this is this is why i was absolutely certain that this would fail this this argument that it's the torrens assurance fund's fault that mr kumar lost all this money it's his fault it's the tourist assurance fund's fault well no it was never even remotely possible that it was their fault because ralph assigned the collection to me and and here he's on the debt i went to the supreme court of victoria and said hey my company is owed six million dollars by fargo developments and they're they've failed to pay back in in accordance with the terms now we had a look up above let's just go up above it says he here's the payment schedule well so time was of the essence so i gave him 21 days and said at a certain point i wrote and said hey you owe us six million dollars by that point with you know or whatever the figure was it was over five and here's a copy of the here's a copy of the demand that was was put on fargo they never paid enough thomas of the essence and so they were deemed to be insolvent and so how was it ever possible that mr kumar lost money because of the fault that was caused by the fault of the torrens assurance fund no no the right they didn't even have standing to go to court mr mr kumar had no standing his his entire loss was given to me into my company to pursue and then mr caligaro obviously thought better of it at some point later and decided oh well that doesn't suit me to have mark smith collect the money even though he paid me nine percent of the funds which you can work out nine percent of two million dollars about 180 000 so it's it's just very puzzling so it's a long long story and jordan gets a mention ebm now these are craig's accountants his accounts were a firm at called dbw in um

in north sydney i've been to their office late one night the b in dbw was a man called bardela and max mardella and max maximilia maximilio bardella and he he loaned money to he was one of the six people that advanced money his company ebm as distinct from dbw dbw helped with all sorts of manner of wonderful documents in support and all up look there was there's a long long list of of people that were doubted but i withdraw that there's a long long list of people that get a mention so there's as i said there were six caves there's a there's a very huge gap this is this i found extremely interesting paragraph 37 three further caveats were lodged on or about the 29th of january 2018. one of these was lodged on behalf of reliance leasing mr steinberg so that's that's that's a steinbeck there and on about the 22nd of february 2018 mahony appears to have become aware of the refinancing so again this is this is something that i do find very very interesting on about the 22nd of february now this is the this is what was put to justice darke manny appears to become aware and he writes manny writes a letter to craig adams now i will say oh we should go and have a look at paragraph 16. this is really very very interesting paragraph 16 it is there is evidence that later in august 2017 mr money was acting for the plaintiff so that's mr kumar in relation to the proposed development and was also acting for craig evans

so he's acting for multiple parties and i have in previous episodes i said he's mr mahony how he was able to manage these and juggle these conflicts or not so much the conflicts but the conflicting interests surely mr kumar has one interest hey i want to be paid and craig adams hey i like this getting free money stuff and i can just use this as my credit card i can keep three quarters of a million then another 400 for me and do whatever the hell he likes so it's it's a it's a really really really stunning thing so 22nd of february mahony writes to adams i enclose a copy of a letter to rely of a letter to reliance from the solicitors for the new first mortgage the existence is of syria the existence so that was considered the existence of a new first mortgage is a serious concern to my client my client's worried sick he's in jail in in india doesn't say that but as as my client has a beneficial interest in the whole of the dural land four million bucks but you just keep adding what he's saying what he's trying to say is you just keep adding and adding currently there are nine caveats on the property now

this is this is kind of stunning

on the 9th of march casinda's lawyers bransgroves kate cooper and name is the senior partner there one such one such document was a withdrawal of kv form that had been signed by mr palgary so according to mr peligaro and the judge believes him okay so according to mr palgary mr palgary who handed craig adams we had a look a little bit a few minutes ago mr peligaro handed craig adams a withdrawal of caveat at a time in the middle of november at a time when there was no cavity on the on the land in in the name of kumar and in paragraph 41 here it's saying well the mid november 2017 withdrawal of caveat was handed it was used by it was handed up by craig adams on the 25th of january 2018 to to your firm brands groves and and that that form states yes it's the december this number here is the december cave it so as the withdrawal was signed on the 15th of november for a caveat that hadn't been put on and ralph had only gone overseas for one week from about the 17th to the 24th of november so for whatever reason ralph never took that caveat withdrawal of kv back and justice darke is critical of that later on and he's also critical and says well why didn't you just leave the withdrawal of kavit you went you're going to feed you why didn't you just give it to john marty so one must wonder whether john mahony got the entire story i'm finding myself i'm finding myself going to bat for john manny here i'm just wondering so look it's it's it's really quite remarkable he and jordan casinda casinda as on the 9th of march writes a letter cassinder writes a letter to apg to ian jordan and they say well hang on i don't think you want to i don't think you want to be behind mr kumar so this is the whole issue about lifting cavities when when caved is lifted we understand from the receiver mr kumar claims an unpaid vendor's interest in the vicinity of 6 million bucks no doubt these these are the words of brans grabs no doubt your client would prefer not to be behind that claim for a piece of land that's only worth five or five and a half and and there's already there's close to three million dollars already hopped you don't want to be behind some of the zones six because there's no equity look this is this is a stunning stunning document here you go this this is one of the curious findings i note in passing that mr paligara gave evidence to the effect that at no time between his leaving the withdrawal in the desk at bargo's office and march did he receive any communications

about any refinancing he did not receive any communications from mr pelleck from mr adams at no time between march at no time between he's leaving the withdrawal of kbit form in the desk and in the bargo office and march 18. did he receive any communications from craig arms about any refinancing of the documents that's the evidence now i i'm going to say justice darke is smart enough to be able to read a transcript of the evidence and that's what he's saying he's saying i wasn't there okay i certainly was not there and i don't know i didn't listen to the evidence that mr paligaru gave but justice darke i know him passing that mr paligaru who gave evidence to the to the effect to the effect so he didn't actually give direct evidence that at no time between between leaving the withdrawal of caveat and march 18 did he receive any communication so i'm just going to pause it here and we're going to see we're just going to have a look at some things all right so at no time at no time between leaving the withdrawal of caveat did he receive any communications from mr adam about the refinancing the dual property at no time up until march so i'll just jump down to something else that i've seen offline curiously on the same day so on the same day another cave it was lodged by the plaintiff so what are we talking about here this was third of april mr mahony sent an email to mr craig adams and keep in mind this is all in the context that mr mahony is saying well it's the torrens assurance fund's fault that mr kumar lost money it's their fault

third of april on the third of april so this refinancing happened on the 25th of january on the third of april justice darke notes on the same day on the same day the third of april another caveat was lodged on by mr kumar so that went on on the third of april and that was recorded that's this is all public you can anyone can google this egg look up this purchase a copy of that by this caveat the plaintiff again claimed to be the unpaid vendor under this 26th of may sorry 2016 may contract curiously curiously the caveat was apparently signed by mr peligaro as the plaintiff's attorney on the 30th of january so it's this continual delay delay delay from the 30th of january to the 3rd of april it's months here months there in action letting giving craig all this this road so i think you can see where this is sort of coming unstuck but let's just go back to this other

noted passing that mr paligaru gave evidence to the to the effect that at no time so let's let's test this here's an email now at no time did he receive any communications well that's different to sending it but did he receive any communications about any refinancing

well here's an email and we'll see who sent me this and how did i get it 10th of january now that's that's between december and march 10th january john mary wrote craig kumar is not happy with the delay in warriewood settling have you issued a notice to complete do you need do you need my help if your lawyer can't do it i'll i'll just act for you and i'll keep acting for mr kumar but i can manage all this this is what he's saying this is ridiculous delay that needs to be sorted mohan kumar reserves all right but hang on he can but if you need a lawyer no command reserves all rights but if you need a lawyer i'm your man do you need a lawyer john john ah 3 54 a.m something's keeping craig away john please come to the city tomorrow and i'll reassign property and loan to you

please tell me what time you're available and i'll have adam tilley meet us and workout guarantees so all you've got to do is guarantee it and i'll resign so the evidence was at no time palgary gave her the effect of no time between he's leaving the withdrawal in march did he receive any communications from craig about any refinancing so what's this adam tilley who's adam tilley adam tilley will meet you to work out financing guarantees on financing

later that day craig is not my [ __ ] as you put it mr kumar's rights you know and you keep mortgaging his property ah nine k bits later before you paid for it you keep ralph has signed the transfer transferring [ __ ] so ralph actually had the right to transfer the shares in bargo and and transfer the ownership of the company to mr kumar

therefore he's in your interest to work to solve the problem now the problem is for you is that not only will you have lost the development value you're in default of the loans which are secured we're giving you until 4 pm today the current payout tell us the current payout if you can't get those figures kumar will will by next monday become the owner and serve lapsing notices

so i don't know if this is well eleventh mate mate i tried to call you this is going to go pear shape so this is from ralph to justin hatfield who's justin hatfield oh that's he wouldn't be talking about refinancing because just justice darke found at no time was there any evidence he gave it ralph gave evidence to the effect of no time did he receive any communications from mr adams well i suppose this one to to justin hatfield is probably not from but anyway i'm stuck in the middle an asset line who are they they're money lenders justin hatfield as soon as craig settles warriewood has has to happen in the next 10 days one lender you know cross-collateralize this and that whatever 13.5 million

the current payout figure is 2.7 million dollars to winchester o'rourke that's tilley uh

at no point at no time the evidence was at no time was there any discussion about refinancing after ralph has those figures kumar will be in a position to refinance general without putting you in default of your loans secured over your property over 88 perfection avenue cross-collateralization is in breach of the sales contracts so a few choice words here the point is he's he was going to refinance with tilley adam tilley no news warriewood who knows it's almost a ponzi scheme

and mr hadfield you have facilitated a lot of it

it's easily resolved once warriewood settles what's happening with at no point was there any discussion about refinancing ralph ralph wrote what's happening with tilley refi refinancing it's fully approved it's fully approved so the evidence did he receive any communications about any refinancing of the general property

i i'm just not sure whether justice darke saw these communications but they're there interesting not good enough john mahony's still on the 11th not good enough client has been waiting months for the mythical warriewood settlement time is up kumar will now register the share transfer well even in april still hasn't happened also what is the secret about telling us how much people take to free dural of the various blisters kumar will not accept any more delays well apparently he will justin hatfield lumley finance and loans now if this wasn't about refinancing if this wasn't about refinancing then you know so it goes on and on and on and on the solicitor is the vendor's worst nightmare this all comes to craig not communicating and swearing another so there's craig will lose his family asset liner ruthless mahoney acted for paid on exchange acted against paid on exchange and wants payments so but ralph is organizing the logistics of his daughter's engagement so let's see what else there is here's another email this is to do with maybe not to do with refinancing but this is certainly from craig we're trying to we're trying to get as mentioned i have warriewood projects setting on the 29th yet so on the 30th according to justice darke ralph signs a new caveat which he doesn't put on until the third of april and again all of this is the fault of the torres assurance fund let's have a look at this one all of these are sent to me by ralph by the way so let's ralph from ralph to mark that's me from ralph to mark from ralph to mark 22nd tomorrow tomorrow so this property settled on the sorry the the use of the caveat occurred on the 25th of january and there was communications between

at no point did he receive any communications from mr adams about any refinancing of the general poverty well i'm going to say i'm sorry that on the 25th of january there's another communication but tomorrow so tomorrow is the 23rd of january this is before before the cave it is used gents mr lalich this is another one the evidence was there's no communication about refinancing from craig well mr lalich is one of craig's lawyers

you know so they're they're meeting up on ralph is meeting with justin hatfield and justin hatfield this wouldn't be anything to do with a refinancing would it lumley finance and loans accredited finance broker well i'm you know i am i've said i'm dubious about that evidence that ralph has has given to the effect that there was at no time did he receive any communications yet you know this is not a communication about refinancing from justin hatfield who's a mortgage broker craig adams you know so this is here see you there see you there so as you can see there's quite a lot to this particular judgment and we're only up to page six of 27 and it really does go on but i'm just highlighting a few key bits i'll just return now to this other thing and i've said that i am dubious about i'm not calling saying that people are outright lying but i am highly dubious about some of the aspects of what was put in front of justice darke and i'll take you back to this one paragraph 19 mr mahony on the 6th of november now this is at a time when there was no yes there was no caveat on the land according to ralph's evidence on the 15th of november ralph then went and put went and handed craig adams a withdrawal of the cave yet that wasn't on and then in december one was put on so in the evidence this is mr manny wrote to craig adams on 6th of november when there was no caveat and he says and we've talked about this just before i have i this is what manny writes now this is important because he says it's true and i'll show you i'll show you something else so this is on the 6th of november 2017. now i'm going to show you something in 2018 that causes me to be dubious i mr money i have now been in contact directly oh sorry i have now been contacted directly by the representatives in india of mr kumar so someone in india has contacted mr kumar as you're aware kumar is the vendor there's a vendor finance you're in default and in december 17 he's mahony is writing and why why are we saying this well money's been paid he owes the duty of care to mr kumar and according to his his correspondence he's in contact with him so he must if you believe what he's writing he must accept that he did over duty of care and so as a matter of urgency as a matter of urgency well there's no caveat so it the kv doesn't actually go on for another month and is subsequently withdrawn using a withdrawal behavior that ralph did not give to mr manny he left it in a drawer according to ralph he left it in a drawer in bargo's office as a matter of urgency as the basis of you know the encumbrances a copy of this certificate of title a copy of the five caveats we've we have we have been instructed so did someone in india according to i've been contacted directly by representatives in india we have now been we have been instructed to determine whether all can be removed through lapsing notice or through litigation so at this point well at this point

at this point the mortgagee is the first monkey is in the name properties and they're on notice because of my letter there are notice of this interest so we've told them i told them absolutely do not lend any more money and subsequent to this more money was lent and but again the argument that money law is using is that this is all the fault of the torrents assurance fund it's all their fault all of this you know as a matter of urgency we've been instructed to you know start laughing things can we lapse them can we can we have media litigation and there's no response so there's no response this is the 6th of november and academia does go on in december and is subsequently withdrawn using a withdrawal academia date of the 15th of november of their abouts so we asked to find out the current balance on the n m nine he says he's been contacted by people in india directly that's now directly in his email of november 2017. the ralph please provide me the contact details for the indians so he doesn't even know who his client is he's only dealing with this is a year later he's either lost the phone number let's be generous and say he's lost the phone number please provide me contact details he doesn't know he doesn't know the name he doesn't know the phone number according to this this is the way i'd read it please provide contact details not just the phone number person phone number emails you know what their relationship as you are unable to do anything to further this matter i need to speak with the indians to have you replaced whoa to have you replaced as their attorney

why did i donate why did it take until october 18 the land's been sold by that point but yet a year before he's saying in november the year before he's saying i was a man of urgency we need to find out and start lapsing things

i'm saying look let's let's have a look now there is a i'm just going to throw it up on the screen here we've got signed by ralph peligaru in july and november 2018 twice ralph has assigned a claim that mr mahony sorry that mr kumar would have against mr manny for professional negligence now i don't know if that's i don't know if that claim has legs or not but mr mahony is being employed and sending out bills for hundreds of thousands of dollars 90 to 100 000 or thereabouts two mr kumar so he must have owed he he must feel that he owes a duty of care it took him until october to 2018 after the property sold after the property has been had nine caveats go on it's it's really interesting but yet the argument is it's all the fault forget all of this stuff it's all the torrents assurances fund's fault they're to blame the state government has to has to cough up money i still don't understand why you don't want to save your house ralph i'm still here to help i'm still here to help well wow that's fantastic now let's go back to we'll go back to this i have now been contacted directly by representatives in india well i've been in contact with them myself you know for several years let's have a look at some of the stuff that's being said

here's what i wrote i'm not going to give you the person's details did mr manny ever speak with any family members of mr kumar in november 2017. paragraph 19 says he did hi mark no he or ralph has never spoken to any family member only you were the first to approach us the first this poor bastard's sitting over in jail in india now i'm this is not mr kumar this is a representative but this poor bastard is sitting in jail he's had his four million dollars plundered and i am the first to contact them

first that's pretty clear okay then i go on in in the court judgment manny gives evidence he has described he has had discussions with someone in india in india not just ralph someone in india

the reply who is that someone there has to be a name i believe him i do believe this man

by sayings just by just saying someone in court it doesn't make any sense he has to give details and here's specifically what i did send to the contact i have now been in contact directly i have now been contacted directly by the representatives in india in india

no name paragraph 16. he's just making it up he's just making it up

wow now things aren't i'm just repeating this i'm personally speaking for myself i am dubious like i actually am dubious that this is true i have now been contacted directly but this is what a lawyer with 40 years experience his writing in 6th of november could he have saved that last 400 grand could he have i don't know

at this point in november 17 none of this none of this claim has been assigned to me so he could have saved maybe four hundred thousand to he could have saved two million dollars maybe and he in his own words he's saying well we've been we have been instructed now if this is correct if he has been contacted directly well he's in the same email he's saying we've been instructed to determine whether any of the caveats can be removed through lapsing notices or why didn't he do that he's been instructed hang on you're a lawyer you're instructed why don't you do it

so again we're only up to page six it's it's it's a staggering staggering document and full credit to full credit to justice he does i think a very good job with the material he's been presented now he's been presented things saying well he's had contacts with people in india justice darke clearly has absolutely no idea and absolutely no no criticism he doesn't know he makes the observation we haven't seen mr we haven't seen mr kumar record he didn't he didn't come and give evidence well okay reason good reason for that he can't he's locked up apparently i don't know so look let's skip right to the end now and i will say this i will say this this is a very long well it's not overly long but it's a lot lengthy and it's well considered it is well considered third of april manny sent a letter to mr adams mr adams unfortunately unfortunately however our clients our clients have come to no other conclusion than that you have fraudulently also delivered to the solicitor casino the withdrawal of cavity fraud it's very big if you're going to say fraud it's the bar is very very high in all the circumstances in april of 2018 in all the circumstances man is writing in all circumstances we have been instructed again he's got an instruction to report your actions to the new south wales police for fraud so what did he do with that instruction third of april he's got the instructions to report you for for fraud and third of april same day they re-lodged the caveat but he'd been sitting on that caveat from since the 30th of january now would it have made any difference i don't know i don't know if he'd lodged the cave on the 30th of january it may or may not have made any difference but all i do know is they sat on it they sat on it mr mr mahony or mr paligari where the evidence is the finding the finding of justice darke is that curiously the caveat was apparently signed by the power of attorney mr kunma oh sorry mr palgar on the 30th of january when the plaintiff's second the second favorite remained on the title so the withdrawal of cave it had been handed over but it still remained so casino actually had the withdrawal um

at the time beligari signed another one on the 30th he must have known that the withdrawal of it had been used yet on the third of april they're writing letters saying oh we've just discovered it and there was a previous finding on the 22nd on the 22nd i said i'll talk about this gap paragraph 3738 i talk about this gap three further cavetts were lodged on the 29th now this this whole this and one of these i was involved with in some way the reliance leasing one this was lodged on the 29th of january and that stopped putting it on stopped the cinder having theirs properly registered their mortgage i probably registered and the removal of n m and apg's and there was this obviously this giant clog now ralph apparently signs the the next caveat on the 30th but at this point reliance got theirs on apg got this on slightly behind the one that i was involved in reliance and then lumley that's that's the finance broker they got theirs on as well and then on the 30th ralph must have known so he goes and signs another one but claims they don't know until the 22nd of february 2018 mr mr money appears to have become aware of the refinancing transaction appears so that's interesting very interesting and right the existence of the new mortgage is of serious concern to my client yet ralph has signed another caveat on the 30th and it's of such a serious concern he didn't did nothing with it from the 30th of january until the 3rd of april it's it's that it's there are some questions here so

we then move on the total claim that was made by kumar against the torrens assurance fund is one point called 1.9 million dollars

paragraph 59 is submitted that there are good and now the registrar general says there's good reasons to doubt the evidence of obviously allegory the registrar general says that there was good reason to doubt the evidence of mr palgary

now we look at the determination what did the court find paragraph 68 i have reservations so just justice star can only deal with the material that's before him he he he doesn't do his absolute credit i think he's done a brilliant job okay but he may not have had all the material put in front of him either by rob calgary or by the torrens assurance fund they may simply not have known as paragraph 68 i have reservations about aspects you find some of it implausible

paragraph 69 despite my reservations i've ultimately come to the conclusion mr paligara's evidence should be accepted so that's pretty good but it doesn't change the result the result is how many

paragraph 61 i further find mr adams in making use he was acting making useful withdrawal of cave it was acting contrary to the instructions

on the material that was put before justice darke and i don't know if that included those emails well i do know that i'll put it up again peligaro said that at no time was there a correspondence about the refinance but coming back to paragraph 7172 paragraph 71 i accept mr paligara's evidence to the effect that neither he nor the plaintiff himself had any knowledge of the transaction that's about the refinancing now again i do not know whether the emails the one tomorrow with lalich and hatfield and there's a series of them that i put up i do not know whether they've been put up to justice darke and considered but on what was can what was put before him he says he accepts mr palgary's evidence okay i'm prepared to conclude that mr pelic that mr adams acted dishonestly in this really in this respect

paragraph 72 for the above reason i'm prepared to find that mr adam acted this acted fraudulently and making use of the withdrawal of k-bits but okay so that's to get money on the turns assurance fund there has to be dishonesty or fraud or a mistake by the current assurance fund the registrar general's department and on top of that you have to prove that it led to loss now that was that's the whole thing that i've always said well hang on i think you've postponed yourself ralph by handing this over and look i i'll just show we'll go through these other pages there's lots and lots and lots here okay lots of analysis but the plaintiff submitted that the equity he could have mr kumar could have been four hundred thousand dollars better off and now on top of that there's interest okay so we're talking still a lot of money here a lot of money and it was as i said there was a two million dollar kitty apg received out of that fund 725 thousand dollars that's three quarters of a million dollars and ralph and ian jordan the director of apg have a company together i don't know precisely i was in the mediation in july 2019 but i didn't go and shut the door and chat with ian jordan i didn't and so apg work out with a lot of money now the liquidator is now chasing that and saying well that was a preference and we'll see where that all goes as i said there's a whole lot of analysis here and it's it's going to be impossible to just go through them all but i'll put this up on our website let's have a look at these last two pages in my opinion in my opinion the whole of the loss or damage should be regarded as the consequences of the acts or omissions of the plaintiff the conduct of mr pelago as the plaintiff's agent in relation to the withdrawal of the caveat the very means by which mr adams was able to perpetrate his fraud that's to blame so i think as i said earlier justice did find that there was fraudulent conduct but you've got to say that okay that that fraud led to the loss and there's pages and pages of analysis the bottom line is justin darke did not find did not find that it really would have made any difference whether whether there was fraud or not the the post-painting conduct and the arming and all of that it was really the conduct of mr palgary was in in my view plainly negligent he failed to take reasonable care for the interest of the plaintiff that is particularly the case in circumstances from november 17 mr paligara was not only aware of fargo's breaches so they failed to pay they had to pay 1.5 which they did on this 5.5 million dollar transaction and they had to pay 500 000 within four weeks and another one and a half million or two million or something after that and then another two and a half million so he was aware that they'd missed all of those it was incredible i said third of november 2017 we've got the email from mr mahony who says he's been contacted directly by representatives in india as a matter of urgency and yet justice darke says in particular this is particularly the case in circumstances where from november 2017 mr paligara was not only aware of the breaches under the contract but also had concerns about mr adams's dealing that he's hocking the property and he knew he must have known that

he must have known that's what justice darke thoughts to make the signed withdrawal of caveat form available to mr adams in those circumstances strikes me as contacted contract conduct that is very negligent if not reckless

mr adam utilized the means that were available to him to carry out the fraud applying a common sense approach the conduct of mr palgary should should be regarded as the cause of the claimed loss four million dollars just down the toilet of mr kumar's money four million dollars down the toilet to my mind it is it is a cause of the loss as much as the conduct of mr adams himself it is a case where there are truly successive causes of the loss it is it is thus it can't be concluded that the loss or damage was as a consequence of the axial or remission of the sorry that it was a consequence of the acts or omissions of the plaintiff and thus no entitlement it wasn't the fault of the torrens assurance fund and just to rub it in just a tiny bit more paragraph 22 122 the plaintiff will be dismissed the statement claims dismissed the court will order the court will further order that the plaintiff pay the registrar general's costs so there you have it a a terrible terrible tale we'll come back and wrap up in a minute

well how is that for an incredible defeat justice darke as has really nailed that i think and well you would think that that's the end of it but apparently ralph and john mahony are off thinking thinking about thinking about an appeal can you can you believe it thinking about an appeal on top of that there is another case which i've just put up the details about ralph is also personally suing the torrens assurance fund with his wife henrika and a very similar thing around the same time as all of this happened with mr kumar at a very similar time ralph borrowed money at six percent a month and five hundred forty thousand dollars six percent a month from a company called franklin yeezy and for better or worse for better or worse it also the well mr for whatever reason we talked about delays incredibly there was a a delay between about august 2017 and december 2017 very similar periods where ralph failed to put a caveat for neglected to put a caveat on land at warriewood owned by golden arrow international and other craigslist companies and subsequently he missed out on 540 thousand dollars and kept on paying six percent interest a month and in case you can't work it out that's like thirty something thousand in the first month and when you don't pay it just balloons and balloons and like literally i did some sums at one stage it was like fifty four thousand dollars a month interest it was up to so but the trouble is i i think i haven't seen the judgment and if even when i do get a copy of the judgment or if it's being dismissed or whatever i'll make sure if i get the documents we'll post them and because they're public documents and um

very similar facts you know i imagine i can't see how he could possibly win where he he's going to claim well it's the torrens assurance fund's fault that that craig in this instance i think they were just slack and i didn't put either mahony or paligaru was slack i don't know who so i'm not portioning blame there but what i do know is there's a period of four months and there was no caveat on this warriewood land and in the meantime you saw how many caveats craig adams put on bargo he put justice many on maybe justice many he put enough there was lots of occasions put on warriewood as well and ralph missed out and it goes on to pay 30000 a month interest and that's clearly not sustainable so you would think so where's this all going time will tell time really will tell but you know to the best of my knowledge ralph's insolvent we've got a we have mike i personally have a consent judgment against ralph $106551 we filed a creditor's petition and ralph is trying to have it set aside one that he consented to so it's going to be very interesting he's managed to get that adjourn until april so in the meantime if there's any uh

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Many R’s Podcast – S1E7

The Many R’s Podcast – S1E7

0:01 Introduction

0:33 Recap – what is the Many R’s Podcast about?

1:18 Where are we?

1:30 personal update

1:49 Lockdown, Insolvency, Jobkeeper, Jobsaver, Services NSW

2:41 Bunnings Gift Cards

2:59 Hakan Kutup

3:24 Matthew James Taunton / Abel Agency / Wiseberry Real Estate Box Hill NSW.

4:08 131MVR

4:35 Caernarvon Cherry / Bonny Glen Fruits Pty Ltd (in Liquidation), Bernard & Fiona Hall

4:59 AFSL – Snowgums Hospitality Fund (Orange NSW), Snowgums Heritage Blog

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6:53 Ralph Paligaru update

7:04 Mohan Kumar / Chhota Rajan update

12:55 Dural Alliances Pty Ltd (in liquidation), Ralph Paligaru, Bargo Developments, Australasian Property Group Pte Ltd etc – litigation funding update.

15:05 APG / Ian Jordan / Ralph Paligaru, Dreketi Timber Mill

17:02 Ralph Paligaru – Bankruptcy update

20:14 wrap up – Mohan Kumar / Chhotta Rajan, Dreketi Timber Mill, Ralph Paligaru, Craig Adams – what to expect in S1 Episode 8.

21:20 how to contact us

21:30 credits

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Transcript:

rogues rascals reviewables rorts rip-offs receivers real estate agents and much much more. the many R's podcasts, it's about a whole bunch of R's - season 1 episode 7 i'm your host mark smith from dc partner solutions. come and visit us on our website anytime www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast

otherwise give us a call 1-300-327-123, until late usually, we love talking to people or you can instant message chat with us in our website www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast
bottom right hand corner use the instant message chat tools. thank you and welcome all right so let's just have a quick recap about what is the many rs podcast is about and it's certainly about uh all the rat bags and rogues and rip-off artists and sometimes about some receivers some real estate agents some uh some rackets uh and the likes but uh we're certainly here to have a look at uh some corporate villains uh there hasn't been so many travel rip-offs lately so uh so that's good because we can't travel anywhere um government malfeasance well that nothing's uh specifically come onto our radar, so there's nothing there to talk about some iffy lawyers we're going to get into uh a little bit of that a little bit later on um insurance racketeers uh all sorts of racketeers and awards uh bankers and receivers well uh i don't think we've got anything in this specific episode to talk about racketeers banks and receivers so let's move on to where are we uh we're going to have a look at some of the specific things that are on our mind at the moment. so uh as i've mentioned in some of the other episodes … i've really got a squeaky chair um i love the squeaky chair it gets the oil …. um but it has been a massive year for me personally uh it's been obviously this covered thing but i've just completed my juris doctor to go with my masters of business administration and i've now embarked on to practical legal training and uh i'm 1/6 th of the way through that so that's so that's quite exciting uh. what isn't exciting is a lockdown, and one gets the feeling that there's going to be all sorts of things that will become themes in coming months the lock down this uh undoubtedly there's reports every night on the news about small business suffering um and uh so i guess what that means is insolvency and that just happens to be a space that um we are really we've been very interested for a long time in insolvency and pre-insolvency company structuring, corporations law and so on so um with uh certainly with my MBA - the master of business administration -
i'm sure uh we can offer some valuable insights so if you've got a problem uh involving any of these things: the lockdown, insolvency, job keeper, the ato, tax debts - you name it, services NSW, oh my gosh uh getting funds out of them well it's just obviously it's it must be a honeypot for all of these things so um and yeah look sure that probably slows the process down for the the honest business people so uh watch for this to be a theme in coming weeks, now um bunnings gift cards.
um it's probably not the uh uh not the number one rort that comes to mind but uh you know we'll be doing a very small episode / segment on the bunnings gift card rort (soon) and uh that is uh it is absolutely rubbish it is a rubbish that's that's. and we catch with Hakan Kutup, our great mate from season 1 episode 1 um i i had a look uh just to see exactly what jail he's in and uh no one knows um well you can't find out off the uh services you know what the correctional services website yeah Hakan's got privacy anyway um look a bit of an update on our buddy hakan, um there's been orders for the sale well um for possession of his house so um but uh he's got the uh covered reprieve so that one's coming up now we've got another budding um um matthew james taunton now whether he's a budding he can't cut up or not uh time will tell but um matthew james taunton from abel agency uh was called wiseberry uh at uh box hill uh that box hill is in the northwestern suburbs of uh sydney well this matthew james taunton is one to watch so if you've had any dealings with matthew james taunton uh drop us a uh a message on the instant chat tool www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast we'd love to hear your thoughts on matthew james taunton now make sure we put up a matthew james taunton fan club page uh abel agency or wiseberry real estate so he's our real estate star of the month um our former centerfold if you like gregory john walker nothing to report there actually i think greg's been a a very good boy uh of late so um uh well the only thing i've got to report is that um one of his uh one of his receivers had a huge loss so project up in uh gosford they might actually uh that might actually go ahead so good on you mr walker um Caernarvon Cherry Pty Ltd uh Bonny Glen Fruits Pty Ltd (in liquidation) and uh bernard and fiona hall well just the very quickest of updates there um uh they had a two-day session in front of the chief judge in equity um in the NSW supreme court uh there so uh look i've heard various things and uh you know apparently it was a apparently it was sensational so uh watch this space um AFSL we're going to touch on that now we're actually uh i'm living out in Orange, NSW. i think i've mentioned that a number of times and loving it out here it's been very cold um and for those that are interested i do have a heritage blog that you can um that you can uh have a look at so i think you i'll make sure i throw in a link uh down below um on youtube uh it's called the snowgum's heritage blog https://www.snowgumsretreat.com/category/snowgums-blog

or something so uh maybe you just type in mark smith snow gums or something and uh and a podcast so it's a video podcast series and uh what's been going on anyway um look we we're under our ifs we're actually very seriously uh going to put up a uh a hospitality fund uh it's uh it's going to be extremely low risk uh real estate based we've got some well it won't just be uh hospitality i suspect but anyway we've um expressed a few interest bits of interest in a couple of uh projects uh here in orange and um look there's no there's no tourism just at the moment and uh like none uh obviously because of code but there are i'm convinced absolutely wonderful opportunities uh we ran on airbnb here at um uh snow guns and uh for those that are interested uh send me a message uh instant message chat tool uh bottom right hand corner um uh dc partners dot solutions slash snow gums there you go i'll make sure that there's a page up and you can uh you know you can park some dollars now you have to be a sophisticated or wholesale investor um to participate so it's not open to retail mum and dads but um uh and look honestly the returns are probably going to be fairly low this is very low risk but there may well be some good capital returns and uh some capital uh some capital growth oranges for those that well i'll make sure that we put up a whole bunch of links but uh unsurprisingly uh regional australia is apparently booming uh so um uh the demand to get out of sydney and melbourne and brisbane uh is is gigantic so i'll make sure i put in every link i can think of if you want to see a copy of our information memorandum www.dcpartners.solutions/snowgums

and uh we'll make sure that you can see that so all right and moving along uh we now move on to one of our very favorite rs and that's ralph ralph paligaru but not to be outdone uh john mahony, mohan kumar um and chhota rajan now chhota rajan is uh ralph's best buddy um ralph will go to uh ralph will get in the trenches for uh his those he loves and uh boy does he love this mohan kumar bloke so ralph paligaru he holds a power of attorney for mohan kumar but who's mohan kumar you might ask well mohan kumar was a bloke that entrusted ralph with his fortune known as 632 old northern road at dural and uh mohan kumar's lawyer was none other than uh the illustrious uh and most experienced uh john mahony from mahony lawyer uh or is it mahony lawyers um and anyway uh mr um mr mohan kumar hopped on a plane at um in october 2015 and uh landed in um denpasar in bali and waiting there was interpol upon arrival and uh he was uh subsequently extradited off to india um and apparently uh apparently according to interpol uh mohan kumar is uh is in fact a guy called chhota rajan well um so that's a bit of excitement for you uh not every day you uh you you get to talk about fugitives and ralph is besties with a fugitive and um well chhota rajan made all sorts of news uh in a few months ago he um after episode 6 i think it was uh he caught covered which is a real problem because um uh you know if you're uh if you're dead um ralph paligaru can't be your power of attorney and uh who knows whether mohan kumar has a has a will i mean who knows so mohan kumar is um allegedly chhota rajan i don't know i've never met i can i've met uh john mahony i have met ralph paligaru i've never been to india i don't know i've never talked to mohan kumar i have no idea if mohan kumar is chhota rajan but interpol people think so and um well uh chhota rajan was um diagnosed with covid19 when all the india problems were you know the thick of things so i imagine poor old ralph had a few sleepless nights because uh with the assistance of john mahony uh john francis mahony of uh uh mahony law or mahony law ralph paligaru is in um the supreme court of new south wales running a court case saying that um uh mohan kumar has been cheated out of millions and millions of dollars now i don't know whether the um john mahony is you know as a super experienced uh lawyer and i'm sure he's completely on top of the felons civil procedure uh civil proceedings act uh and the civil proceedings act says well you know if you've been convicted of a crime oh now chhota rajan now this could all be a terrible uh case of mistaken identity but uh mohan kumar is being held under the name of who's not chhota rajan but we'll just call him chhota rajan that's um ralph c mohan's power of attorney he's being held in a uh the biggest prison in um uh in india apparently with all the uh the top fugitives and um uh

that that does not stop john mahony and um ralph paligaru seeking justice justice for mohan kumar and they've uh they've decided uh to sue the torrens assurance fund ralph paligaru gave away the title deeds to 632 old northern road to our great mate craig adams craig matthew adams of golden arrow and bargo developments not to forget that he borrowed personally i was at about 1.6 million dollars from australasian property group but anyway ralph gave away just handed on a platter uh the title deeds to 632 old northern road to his great mate craig matthew adams now it's unsurprising that he would do this because uh craig matthew adams yeah well craig matthew adams and uh ralph paligaru have a very secret side deal uh where ralph gets a 20 interest in a private hospital not bad not bad so um uh ralph also um i can't neglect to to mention real estate agents jon brookes from brookes partners um now uh jon brookes from brookes partners is an old buddy of ralph's and so ralph uh gives the listing he's a power of attorney he has the entitlement to uh uh enter a listing agreement but he enters a listing agreement ralph does where ralph gets a kickback uh is it um look i i i've gone vague on the um on the details but uh it's uh it's a property that's sold uh for allegedly 5.5 million dollars in um in may of 2016. and uh ralph hands over the title deeds to his great mate um and uh 80 confidential joint venture partner um craig matthew adams uh and in return um uh he expects a kickback from uh brooke's partners um now he doesn't get one but he expects one and uh ralph even asked me to go and sue um he gave me the the debt and said go off and sue if you wouldn't mind go off and sue jon brooks from brookes partners and so anyway it's a long story um ralph's not a uh not a real estate agent but uh he's a businessman uh according to his um affidavits ralph is a businessman and ralph's the type of businessman that uh can turn six million dollars into well five and a half million dollars into uh 1.5 million dollars he's that type of businessman uh not to forget the dreketi timber mill in fiji.
uh which is uh defunct now and um anyway um all of this apparently uh entitles i'd have to i'm not a lawyer so um or not yet anyway i'm a graduate with a um a juris doctor and i'm studying uh um practical legal training sorry i've gone blank there so i'm not john mahony i don't have his wisdom and uh i don't know how uh that's all the fault of the torrens insurance fund handing craig adams the title deeds and handing him um uh withdrawals of caveat and all the rest but anyway apparently that is the um that is the fault of the torrens assurance fund and so uh a fugitive uh apparently uh called mohan

kumar ought to receive millions and millions and millions of dollars from the torrens assurance fund well not to be outdone ralph and amreeta paligaru have also got their hands out and they're seeking um uh i don't know hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars i suppose for themselves so uh that's what ralph's been up to um now he's defunct company uh called dural alliances pty ltd (in liquidation). uh you may remember ralph put up his um family home uh and borrowed money $540,000 uh at 6% interest a month uh it's really exciting uh to do that it's thrilling and hair raising and all the rest uh and then just to add to the um uh excitement uh well why wouldn't you give that $540,000 to craig matthew adams because um australasian property group apg that's uh maya and ian jordan that's their company from singapore well they've given um craig matthew adams at 1.6 million or maybe it's 1.5 million as a personal loan, unsecured. i mean wow um so anyway that turns into that turns magically now they didn't have john mahony as a lawyer they had the wonderful uh excellent multinational law firm called baker mckenzie and now i'm certainly not saying that john mahony is in the same class as baker mckenzie but anyway maybe they're who knows anyway well bargo uh bargo uh got wound up as did golden arrow so unfortunately um ralph's $540000 he's gone but the 6% interest a month bill that's still there and uh so that's that's when we come to the bankruptcy update a little bit further down below but anyway um so uh golden arrow and bargo are in liquidation and uh i'll make sure we publish uh i'll give you a look at the uh the the documents uh there was a wonderful creditors meeting i went to uh a couple of weeks ago in um my telephone uh that's what you do in the Covid19 era and um well uh the liquidator of golden arrow & bargo has a giant fat uh pile of money now to go litigation funding and to get back uh ralph's $540,000  except uh you know that went to apg and apg uh as i said they didn't have john mahony as a lawyer they had uh baker mckenzie and they were able to turn a private loan into a secured interest for no consideration in a wonderful piece of land in warriewood and they happened to jump the queue uh in front of poor old ralph and only to the tune of $540,000 uh and uh they also got they jumped the queue and i think they walked out with $700,000 for of bargo's money for no consideration how how wonderful is that so that's what you get with baker mckenzie i mean they are geniuses um so uh apg uh is that's australian property group ian jordan and maya i cannot pronounce her surname but uh wonderful lady i've met them both i've sat in their board room in singapore and uh they are high flyers in fact merrill lynch or kkr or one of those mobs are their investors and these guys are very bright and haven't they got wonderful lawyers so uh heading off to drake timbermill now um i don't know how uh ralph's i can't give you any updates because of covid it's just been terrible but um uh dreketi timber mill uh had the unfortunate um adventure event of a cyclone smashing it to bits and i don't know whether uh there was any sleepless nights for ian jordan because he and jordan uh from australasian property group the same bloke that uh loaned uh craig matthew adams was at 1.5 or 1.6 million dollars unsecured and then turned that into a security interest in mohan kumar's uh i mean this is the most incestuous … you know in crazy story but anyway it gets even crazier ralph uh and ian jordan head off to fiji and go and start a company um and uh so ian jordan (an aussie)
from singapore decides to go to fiji because he's always wanted to uh and started going to business with ralph and i'm sure that it had absolutely no nothing to do with the $700,000 that apg walked out for um of bargo's money that once upon a time once upon a time was uh part of mohan kumar's fortune well you know it's a very sad and tragic story well maybe uh now once the lockdown's over ralph has um it's today's friday the 13th friday the 13th of august will ralph has been repatriated back to australia apparently ?

i'm not in sydney i haven't been able to catch up with my great mate ralph but maybe ralph and ian jordan can um can talk about their joint venture business in fiji uh how things are going and ralph may be able to commiserate with apg about uh having to face the having to hand back the 1.6 million or 1.5 million of uh preference monies uh allegedly that they've got uh from craig matthew adams and bargo and golden arrow so uh it's all very very exciting. uh bankruptcy update now i can't say too much uh because this is before the courts but uh maybe i can just say as a matter of fact um ralph uh ralph has signed a uh consent judgment so he uh consented to the to the entry of a judgment uh in the event he didn't pay back money and uh surprise surprise ralph didn't pay back money so anyway he he borrowed a whole heap of money from uh reliance leasing who have a wonderful director a man called garry steinberg who um garry has been very near to my heart in um in past years and uh what could i say ralph has known garry longer than me so that is a fact and so look maybe in the next episode we'll we'll talk about some of the past tricks oh well just what i can say about the bankruptcy it's been held up so ralph borrowed a whole bunch of money from reliance leasing and gary steinberg in august well now it goes back to like 2012 or 2011 or sometime then it was … is that a decade ago??? i mean anyway um so come august 2016 gets rolled over correction ralph and the amreeta and they come ah i guess their company uh i think so i think the company is called ralph paligaru proprietary limited or something like that and uh and there's another r and uh ralph ran a photocopying business and uh so ralph was really good at um

imaging. let's just put it that way ralph was very good at imaging. and um well we might have to wait until episode 8 to find out some of the details. coming back to the bankruptcy update um as i said uh ralph and garry steinberg have known each other for longer than i have. okay so um i met ralph in march of 2017. i met garry uh i guess in probably 2014 and uh well thereabouts maybe 13 14 15. sometime there so let's say four days i'd say it was 14. and um well for longer than that um uh ralph paligaru proprietary limited owed reliance leasing money so i imagine this is sort of ticking up interest and all the rest and anyway 2016 uh ralph gets a wonderful deal, miraculously.
around the same time ralph gets a wonderful interest-free loan i know all these details because they've been part of particulars that have been read in open court ralph can say interest-free loan in excess of $100,000 from 2016 and uh it's interest-free for one year provided that you pay the money back okay so uh otherwise it becomes an 18 per annum loan well it's now the 13th of august 2021. how much do you think ralph has paid back ralph hasn't made?

there's been some court ordered payments but ralph hasn't made a single single monthly installment

and of course uh his wonderful lawyer mr mahony make has this incredible vanishing uh caveat trick so again i'm not a lawyer i haven't been a lawyer for 40 years like john mahony, but john no doubt can explain that? and anyway let's let's catch up on this in episode 8 because it's it's a wonderful wonderful story but just to wet the appetite look i might pop up the um the judgment? and you can do some reading ahead if you like if you're that keen so that's it for uh episode series 1 season 1 episode 7 of the many r's podcast.
um i hope you've had an excellent time if you've got any questions or you've got any information uh you've been to tihar jail you've heard of mohan kumar, you're a fan of oh they're making a movie they're making a movie on chhota rajan apparently? so uh it's some sort of uh underbelly series of you know fugitives in india so that's all very exciting. if you know craig matthew adams if you know Dreketi timbermill? maybe maybe you're one of the uh creditors of the dreketi timber mill maybe you shared some time with ralph in uh in iso in um what's it called quarantine in hotel quarantine? uh does ralph owe you money? um and uh so ralph's ralph's milking the system uh brilliantly and uh and so managing to avoid uh bankruptcy for the time being so let's let's watch this space and let's see uh we'll learn in episode 8 about some of the tricks uh that maybe he got up to uh maybe you know a copy world at uh in um wherever it was seven hills (a suburb of sydney) i think it was uh maybe uh we'll learn a little bit about that so thanks for tuning in and we'll talk to you next time on the many r's podcast. if you've got any questions as i said give us a call 1300 32713 or go to our uh bottom right hand corner instant message uh us or instant chat with us on www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast thank you

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Many R’s Podcast – S1E6

Podcast Mark Smith

Many R’s Podcast – S01E06 for more information and indepth villain profiles – visit our webpage

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In this series Mark Smith of DC Partners (Solutions) Pty Ltd sets the scene and discusses those villains or possible villains that we’ll be discussing throughout the remainder of Season 1 and subsequent seasons.

Season 1, Episode 6 will focus on:

00:00 – Start, opening music 00:14 – Intro from Mark Smith

00:27 – contact details

00:37 – Personal chat with Mark Smith, what Mark Smith’s been up to and what’s been happening with the Many R’s Podcast

01:00 – Reflections on the Covid World and opportunities

01:25 – End of Law Degree studies and personal reflections

03:36 – outline of show contents

03:45 – more on show contents

03:57 – Bunnings Gift Cards

04:08 – Matthew James Taunton – MBO Estates / Abel Agencies Box Hill

04:20 – Hakan Kutup

04:22 – Mahony Law / John Mahony & Law Cover plus Ralph Paligaru and Amreeta Paligaru

04:40 – Mohan Kumar

04:45 – Philip Beazley, Greg Walker, Karen Vee Walker

05:00 – Automotive sector

05:43 – Franchising

05:58 – Receivers

06:06 – Caernarvon Cherry, Bonny Glen Fruits, Fiona & Bernard Hall of Biteriot Operations

06:16 – DCP Capital

06:26 – DCP Capital – tax debt lending

06:36 – Corporations Law and Company insolvency lending

07:36 – Lightspeed Mortgage Management

08:24 – Sydney & Orange offices

08:44 – DCP Capital – Orange Development fund and forthcoming information memorandum

09:04 – Look ahead to S1E7.

10:24 – Credits

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S01E06 podcast - transcript

season 1 episode 6 of the many R's podcast welcome back it is uh wednesday the 16th of june 2021, my sister's birthday, and i'm in uh freezing cold orange right at the moment but uh i'm as happy as larry and i look forward to telling you about that right now got any questions give us a call 1-300-327-123 or go to our website uh bottom right-hand corner uh dc partners dot solutions and uh click on the uh instant chat message thank you what a rusty introduction i'm very very sorry um it's been a long time now i have been i've had probably the busiest uh few months in my life and today is wednesday the 16th of june  2021.

uh it is uh the afternoon i'm in orange at our new house actually believe it or not um we uh we're we're covid uh uh were covid safe out here and um look this covid thing has been wonderful and in lots of ways um and it's it's meant it's freed up all sorts of reasons why uh you don't need to be in sydney you don't need to be in a capital city uh with the online world so here we are um at orange uh in my new studio and um my new home office and in studio and i'm looking out there's snow out the window uh it's it's melted but uh it was snowing here uh several days ago and our property's actually called snowgums so it's been absolutely wonderful and why is it being wonderful well two days ago um one of the biggest events in my life uh came one of one of the biggest chapters in my life actually came to an end i've been studying a thing called a juris doctor which is a postgraduate law degree uh it's a masters uh 24 um subjects um i'm a busy boy uh you know i've got an mba i've got uh businesses and uh been running litigation funding uh for a range of different people um and uh i'm a busy busy boy and i started in i think it was like the 17th of february 2014. i'm extremely privileged, i'm definitely white i'm middle-aged i'm male and i've been on a commonwealth supported place since um which is a which is a code for a subsidised law degree at THE best university well arguably the best university in australia and it has been a sensational sensational ride and i'm just so privileged and i know i'm privileged so um and apart from being white male and middle-aged and all that, we're in a great part of the world and you know i'm just bubbling and enthusing with um happiness i uh i felt a huge relief um at the end of my studies and uh i was writing a 4000 word uh essay on the inviolability of the person uh which is very interesting and i'm happy to you know share with anyone or talk about it 1-300-327-123 i just couldn't be happier so um i've got uh well we've got a very interesting program it's just like a bit of a catch-up program and we're not going to do our next episode until well we're still in sydney so we're partly in sydney and we're partly in orange and um uh well it's out of orange there you go but um uh we're we're on mount canobolas to be precise so uh have a look biggest mountain between sydney and uh perth it's about 1 300m, we're about one thousand meters above the sea level 1,004m there you go 1004m above sea level so that's like Katoomba and it is just a sensational beautiful place and um we're coming here on you know at the end of june 2021 we're moving we're um we're keeping a base in sydney and uh we're gonna spend a lot of time up here and there's so many uh sort of interesting work options out here and uh look we'll talk about some of those throughout the program so um this particular episode i hope you enjoyed it's a bit different uh it's been a while and i apologize i have i am a bit rusty uh but um let's see how we go so what are we gonna talk about today well we've got some we've got some new villains um to talk about we've got some old villains who are coming back and uh let's um well there's the phone okay well we'll cut a break there. okay well on the show today uh we're going to i mentioned we've got some old and some new villains sorry there's the camera we've got some old and some new villains so um

well this is going to surprise you, bunnings i've uh i'll just run through the topics and then we'll we'll do a more detailed dive into them so bunnings and their gift cards this is uh property in the property area we're going to catch up on a new villain we've got a new mate called matthew james taunton from um his business was called mbo estates um uh it's now known as Abel Agency uh they're out at the box hill in in sydney we're going to catch up on hakan qatar got some news there uh Mahony law and john mahony and lore cover we're going to talk on about them we're going to catch up on the latest on ralph paligaru we're not going to go too much into that because we'll just give a general update we're not going to talk about specific cases and we're certainly not going to prejudice any cases but we'll just have a quick update on the comings and goings of ralph paligaru um and Amreeta um um. Mohan Kumar. we'll touch on him. philip beazley now he's a lawyer john mahony is a lawyer as well but we've got phillip beazley who's a lawyer for ah greg walker, so just very quickly we're not going to slander anyone here but we're going to quickly catch up on gregory uh john walker and karen v walker um. we've got an automotive um page a very good friend of mine is uh in the automotive business and um the automotive money lending business to be precise and uh some of you may know, i ruffled some feathers uh i um uh i wrote something and uh anyway i've got a tiny reaction so but uh look there's there's definitely smoke when you when you see smoke well there's some often fire well there's a lot of smoke here so uh we're going to we'll touch on about our website as well we're doing some major revamp this is the benefit of finishing my law degree we'll get heaps of time now so we can um uh sort of spend time getting some of these things right so yes there's a motor dealers and an automotive page so we're we're very interested in shonky's um in that uh in that line of business um. franchising um this is this is really uh what my uh my letter sort of touched a raw nerve wow. um okay but uh well we're specifically talking about some changes to the franchise codes um i'll give you links um in a moment uh we'll very briefly touch on receivers um well liquidators and receivers are very quickly there we've got a little bit of news on our on our on our dear friends from Caernarvon Cherry and Bonny glen bernard and fiona hall um and uh. in the money business well we're actually uh we've been doing some litigation funding for quite some time and so we are very very interested in the money space and uh our website you'll see that um especially we're certainly going to do something last year on tax debt lending um but uh watch this space because um we are very interested in in that and uh having just completed my law degree i did a lot of stuff on corporations law and um so the the tax debt uh lending is is more for company lending so um we've got a um we've got a business called dcp capital which we'll talk about and there'll be links in our website but uh uh coming out of covid and i'm sorry if that sounded insensitive i said that covid had been great uh it's obviously been terrible and dreadful but um it's um it's changed the world uh there's no doubt about that and uh coming out of it for better and worse um but uh coming out of it um uh well some some businesses um need help. so um you might wonder why do we do these blogs and um well we're interested in people and we're interested in you know people getting a fair crack and all the rest and um there's many many businesses that um it's now the 16th of june 2021.

i have no doubt that there'll be a lot of activity with um our friends at the tax office and uh you know someone's going to pay for the um you know the virus and uh generally that's going to be done through the tax system in some way so we want to help people sort of meet their obligations um and so we've got a new product there. but in the money space we've got a um a company that has come to our attention called lightspeed lightspeed mortgage management i think they're called and i'll put up some links to lightspeed and i stumbled across this particular article i'm going to put a link to it is it's very interesting i i um a friend of a friend

did some borrowing from well actually didn't do the borrowing they got offered a loan from light speed but uh there were light speed in sending out the the court papers and uh

i'll put up we'll put up some information about these um these documents they're quite stunning and this is we'll explain how i speak to business and we'll put in a link to the particular article that they caught my eye about lightspeed um and as i said we're doing some work on our website now we are relocating um from sydney (to Orange) but we're keeping a branch in sydney um and uh and i'll certainly spend about four days a fortnight in sydney um and so what would that be about seven or eight days uh fortnight in orange and in the regions and getting work done uh so that i can come to sydney and um uh but you know there's all sorts of opportunities oh sorry and back in orange um uh under our dcp capital arm uh there are some very very very good development opportunities so we're putting together some funds some of you may know we had a litigation fund uh so we're putting together some property funds and so there's some very interesting uh there's a information memorandum coming out in a few weeks so as i said this bit of a catch-up episode now we'll get into the bunning situation. well it's now actually the 2nd of july 2021, and um look for one reason or another we're going to put all this content into uh episode 7 but uh we'll just use this episode (episode 6) as a bit of a catch-up and uh i hope you enjoyed it so far um we talked about uh why they've been a huge delay for a couple of months between the last episode i think episode 5 we've just also published episode 4 um so look uh it's been a hugely hugely busy time for me uh finishing studies um started in 2014 in february 2014 finishing those studies moving um place and you know in the last couple of days sydney's gone into the lockdown uh so the timing probably uh really couldn't be well it's it's terrible that the lockdown is very unfortunate but um uh getting out of sydney and at least for uh you know one at least the work part of the time out here in orange is you know a real opportunity so um we thought it was best to just publish the um this particular episode and then we'll go on to season 1 episode 7 and we'll talk about the bunning scam the uh catch up on some of our new and um emerging and some of our older villains uh which we'll talk about in you know in much greater detail so uh tune in very very soon we're going to start recording uh season 1 episode 7 very soon and uh that should hopefully be up in the next few days thanks very much, bye.

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Many R’s Podcast – S1E5

Podcast Mark Smith

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Public interest

The purpose of this podcast is not to ridicule or defame. Despite the light hearted manner of the presentation, the podcast is necessary to ventilate serious issues in the public interest. Mr. Mahony is on the roll of solicitors of the NSW Supreme Court and represents a number of persons including Ralph Paligaru purports to have connections to people in high public offices in Fiji – Cabinet Ministers having, he claims, attended Marist College as a Schoolboy in Fiji where he has said that he formed relationships with persons later coming to occupy, as I mentioned, high public offices in Fiji. It is believed that some of these connections include to persons within the Reserve Bank of FijiFiji Hardwood Corporation and a number of Government Departments.

It is believed therefore that some of this profile and other blog materials may be of public interest to those trading with persons and dealing with government officials, in some instances, in Fiji as well as interest to foreign persons providing aid, trade or other support to Fiji.

This profile may also be of interest to Australians – Australia contributes a substantial sum of aid to Fiji and naturally as a sovereign nation we have an interest in the good governance of the Country of Fiji – one of our closest neighbours together with an interest in efficient and proper utilisation of Australia’s Aid provided to Fiji.

Regrettably, Fiji, it is reported, has a problem with corruption along with other countries within the region.

This profile and other blog materials and article may also be in the public interest of persons from or interested in India.

The public interest of Australia may also be involved – Ralph and his former employer (discussed on this blog, a man named Mohan Kumar) lobbied and received Australian Visa’s and other legitimate benefits from officials and public office holders in Australia.

It is a matter of public record that Mr. Mahony has also represented Mohan Kumar.

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John Mahony – circa 2010

Season 1, Episode 5 will focus on:

The John Mahony catchup episode:

0:00​ Start – intro music

0:30​ introduction

5:40​ background – dealings with John Mahony

25:10​ conversation and commentary

1:05:36​ wrap up

1:06:47​ credits

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Ralph’s timber mill – Dreketi

The below transcript indicates that Ralph has funds to buy the Dreketi Timber Mill but is unable to meet his monthly obligations.

Here are some recent photos of Dreketi Timber Mill operated by Ralph’s company.

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S01E05 podcast - transcript

rogues rascals reviewables rorts rip-offs receivers real estate agents and much much more a whole bunch of R. welcome to season one episode five of the many R's podcast i'm your presenter mark smith of dc partner solutions and we'd love to hear from you come and join us on our website www.dcpartners.solutions/podcast

well g'day mark smith here it's uh monday the 29th of march it's been a very productive couple of months and uh very unique time so that australia's in at the moment and now is certainly no exception um happy new year if we haven't spoken to you this year it's i'm not quite sure where we've been up to we've been meaning to do an episode or two and we've had loads and loads of um uh content and um i've actually been a busy boy uh still studying uh wrapping up my law degree and just started on what's called practical legal training which is

keeping me very busy let's put it that way so it's been a very busy time and but please don't think we've forgotten you um i actually talked to the ceo of a company the other day uh he'll know who he is and um uh he was yeah he was saying he'd missed my blogs so um i found that very inspiring so uh you know who you are um well it's this episode is dedicated to one man one man and um i'll put up a picture in a moment i'll make sure that you uh get the idea um he's a wonderful man uh he's a uh he's a very experienced lawyer uh he overheard him telling someone that he'd been a lawyer uh since before that boy i'm sorry before that lawyer was was a boy uh and he wasn't talking to me i'm not a lawyer okay um not yet uh studying uh i'm a student and um you never know one day uh but this bloke like certainly says i shouldn't be one so uh when he when he talks uh i'm sure the whole world listens uh this is a lawyer that um he's multi-skilled uh he's he's very much multi-skilled uh and we've got an unbelievable well i said unbelievable you must believe it okay you might find it hard to believe some of the stuff uh that you're going to hear uh look i say these things on threat that um if i say something that's untrue and uh well if you say something that's true generally that's a defense to defamation if i say uh ivan milat you're a terrible murderer well he couldn't sue me because uh he is in fact a terrible murderer and he's dead but um and so i say various things on threat that that hey i might be sued um well but if i say something that's true or or it's substantially true uh then you know that's that's quite a defense so uh the things that i'm going to say when i say he's a multi-skilled person and uh and all the rest uh you might find slightly hard some of these things slightly difficult to believe but i'm relying on the fact that what i'm telling you is true it is uh entirely true so we're going to talk about a man called john mahony and this is a man who i first had dealings with in 2017 so um he

he's not someone that's new to me i've kept many thousands of emails uh you know um and i've got lots and lots of details i'm a very patient person as um as some people know and anyway without any further ado we're going to get into the story of john mahony and his wonderful clients uh which include craig adams uh ralph paligaru uh amreta paligaru mohan kumar uh some people might know mohan kumar by another name but we'll just refer to him as mohan kumar bargo developments now that was a one-time customer as well as well paid some bills anyway uh golden arrow international proprietary limited. there's so many customers and this man is a genius he's a genius the way he can manage all the conflicts and look after all the different interests of all the different people all at the one time simultaneously his i just can't put it any more clearly this is a man with 40 years experience

or is he a man with one year experience 40 times? i don't know i'm not experienced enough to say but i know he's been around for a long time let's put it that way mr mahony's been around for a very very long time he's uh a student uh he studied in 1975 i believe uh when uh i might have been in kindergarten he was uh he was out there at law school uh and uh paving the way and he's had some all sorts of different life experiences uh look i would like to say something very nice and genuine and sincere uh mr mahony is a carer uh he is actually a carer for a uh uh for probably a very nice lady i've never i've never met her but uh his wife is um someone that's uh uh well he cares for her so i congratulate him on that

and that might be the last nice thing i say about him but look i'm sure he's uh

look i think we should get into the story so we're going to turn over now and consider the uh circumstances of mr mahony and his wonderful law practice mahony law or mahony law at baulkham hills uh we're going to review a relationship that we've had with a guy called john mahony, mahony law at baulkham hills in new south wales and um also we're going to consider the relationship between ourselves and a couple of persons um called including bargo developments proprietary limited mohan kumar ralph paligaru craig adams and amreeta paligaru and reliance leasing proprietary limited um it's uh it's a long story uh it is a long story and uh this has gone on and on and on and on and on and uh it really i won't say it started uh with a loan to ralph paligaru but i come in in a loan had been given to ralph paligaru interest free interest-free uh not a bad set of terms um for one year from over a hundred thousand dollars from about um august 2016 and uh i came in i became involved in maybe july late july to august 2017 and uh at the time i was doing some work for a company called reliance leasing uh reliance leasing is the lender ralph paligaru is the borrower and uh look the previous year ralph um had ralph still is today 28th of march he's still the power of attorney for a bloke called mohan kumar and um normally when you're a power of attorney uh the um document says uh you can't benefit um you can't um you can you can't uh say sell the um the person's uh the grantors they're called uh the person that grants the power you can't sell their assets say to your wife yeah ralph didn't do that but you couldn't do that and secretly benefit uh you're there as a uh like a trustee i suppose um there to represent the uh interests of this mr kumar now it turns out in about october 2016 2015. i mean uh 2015 um uh the power of attorney is granted martin kumar hops on a plane at sydney uh gets off the plane at denpasar where police are waiting for him and uh i don't know who known kumar is i've never met him but um the police are waiting for him and uh this this bloke kumar is allegedly another person he's got allegedly another name and uh mohan kumar is taken off to india extradited and uh it's 20 21 he still sits there in jail uh they say he's uh the indian authorities say i don't know this bloke is someone else um and um i don't know i've never met him but um anyway we'll see so ralph uh borrow some money a pair of attorneys granted kumar hops on a plane uh ralph then uh puts a piece of land up for sale 632 old northern road, dural and um he was he was supposed to do that and he did so along comes craig adams and uh you beauty craig adams um this is in early 2016. um craig adams uh says how about we buy 632 old northern road? i've got a great i've got a great idea says craig uh having a bite off you for um five and a half million dollars and uh his one and a half million down payment and you lend me the rest so um great idea great idea not um dennis english uh he's a lawyer he's a sydney-based lawyer uh tells ralph uh hey buddy don't do this this is a really really poor idea uh it's not gonna work uh tells him it's i'm going from memory but uh uses words like fatally flawed it'll never happen um and uh it'll never happen meaning the other $4m million bucks will never be paid ralph in his wisdom uh mr mr dennis english says this is such a bad deal i'm having nothing to do with it. good on you dennis english great guy so um no seriously uh. sound advice so as it turned out uh the other $4m million bucks did not get paid maybe some of it got paid a little bit but not the other $4m million bucks is still outstanding now johnny i'm not saying he had anything to do with that part um this is uh the sale happens in about the 26th of may 2016. uh i'm not saying john mahony had anything to do with that but august 2016 a loan is granted by uh reliance leasing uh $115,000 or thereabouts to ralph interest free for one year so off you go ralph there you go free money for a year um and as i said i came in in well actually i came in in march of 2017 i get a call from uh reliance leasing saying oh can you help this bloke can you go and see him he's got a few worries he can't sleep at night um so i go and see one early early one morning i think it was the 27th of march 2017 i wander over to 88 perfection avenue, stanhope gardens and that's the day i first meet ralph and i and he tells me the story he met this um met this chap called craig adams uh handed him the title deeds to this piece of land for $5.5m
million bucks and received the grand sum of $1.5m million dollars so um i i didn't quite believe this so i asked ralph again so tell me where precisely is the deeds he's given them he's given the title due to the land to craig adams and and got $1.5m million bucks back on a piece of land that's worth $5.5 million

so um look in my background uh i've worked for knight frank i've

bought and sold you know some real estate uh had an MBA at this point i'm actually studying law uh and what i'm hearing is not quite sounding correct so um and at that time i've worked for reliance leasing in finance and some other companies registering mortgages and you know helping out with some enforcement things uh and it i was studying uh real property at sydney uni at that particular time so uh it was obvious to me that um ralph who's at this time the power of attorney for mr kumar, mr kumar has a significant problem uh his power of attorneys handed over the title deeds to solid gold real estate at um 632 old northern road dural to this guy craig adams uh and uh is out the door underwater for $4m
million bucks plus interest um so um it seems like a problem my immediate idea is how about we at the very least go register a caveat? make sure that the situation doesn't get any worse so um i know nothing about what ralph's really up to at this point until july or august 2017 and at that point uh the loan had already been uh granted in 2016 from reliance leasing (to ralph)and there was another party that was demanding money back from ralph and his wife uh that had loaned ralph money at least i'm going from memory here um uh well they had loaned money to from craig adams, bargo developments possibly a company called golden arrow proprietary limited who own a big development site in worrywood when i say big we're talking $15m million bucks and another borrower borrowers were ralph and his wife and ralph didn't tell me this in march 2017 but uh i find out in july that um ralph uh had guaranteed craig adams's borrowings at this time i think it's in the order of about $340,000? um yes i think that sounds right about $340,000. give or take

now i don't know whether john manny advised on that i can't say but i do know come to late july uh garry steinberg asks ralph uh to start paying interest on his interest free loan so ralph's interest-free loan from august 2016 onwards it was a one-year deal it was interest-free for a year provide you pay back but after a year then the interest kicks in and um he's less generous so it's it's about 17-18 percent per annum, still not extreme for a second or third mortgage but um but the interest free terms are over so um cut a long story short i don't know if i can uh i don't know if i can cut a long story short but um

is this sounding convoluted to you um?

so what does ralph do he goes and sees john mahony and here john mahony does start acting and uh at this point john mahony is doing work for the bill is going to craig adams so there is some john mahony prepares a deed that uh involves craig adams ralph paligaru amreeta paligaru and a brand new company like it had been set up for one two maybe three days called dural alliances proprietary limited and uh here john mahony does get involved uh and on top of this um i later find out that um at this very time um john mahony is a lawyer or mohan kumar so think about this 632 old northern road dural kumar's a seller ralph is his power of attorney and the purchaser is craig adams craig adams puts down $1.5m million dollars mohan kumar gives craig adams a $4m million dollar loan and john mahony come august 17 is doing legal work for mohan kumar ralph paligaru, amreeta, craig adams bargo and

whether he's doing work for craig adams, bargo and um golden arrow i can't say but i can say that craig adams bargo and golden arrow are paying the bill and uh john at john mahony uh prepares a deed and this dude gives ralph an interest in

certainly in the uh warriewood site with 14 15 million dollars uh i believe it also gave him a direct capital interest in mr kumar's land and mr kumar is the grantor of the power of attorney and later uh ralph and amreeta in both their names do go and put a caveat on the dural land for the money that they've lent to craig adams so uh in august this is a little bit convoluted i get that but in august 2017 to pay out 340 around about 340 000 that ralph's under pressure for here he rolls over the reliance leasing line or he doesn't pay it it is due in payable he doesn't pay it and um and he stops paying well he wasn't paying interest for the first year and at that point he doesn't pay any more interest and come 2021 he's paid no interest uh on a one-year deal from 2016 to 17 we're now 2021 and he still hasn't paid any interest and claims not to be insulted but um ralph borrow so that that loan's not getting paid out but another loan that is under pressure uh that was given to um as i said to golden arrow um i mean it's just unbelievable um i i need to probably show the relationships here

john mahony is advising and uh ralph goes and borrows 540 000 guaranteed by himself his wife and dural alliance he borrows 540 000 at an interest rate of wait for it 6% per month so garry steinberg's lending him a hundred thousand interest-free which then goes to 18 per annum uh ralph borrows 540 000 at 6% interest a month now it's three percent if it's paid on time but six percent a month if you don't pay it on time so you you do the math we're talking about $30k something thousand dollars per month that's not the principle that's just the interest so um john mahony uh does this prepares this dude and i can show you the invoice i can show you the emails he doesn't register a caveat on um on the warriewood property eventually ralph doesn't get paid paid back the 540 000. someone else jumps the queue and they're one of our friends that we've been talking about on this blog called apg australasian property group uh the director is a Maya Purushothaman i can't say her surname it begins with p, Maya Purushothaman and ian jordan curiously today 2021 ralph has a company in fiji with and jordan

um trading in timber

uh so ralph somehow forgives them forgets? i don't know but uh anyway johnny mahony does not register the caveat but in the process of um sorry i'll explain ralph um mahony doesn't register a caveat for ralph for this 540 thousand dollars that he's buried at six percent interest per month he doesn't register the caveat on

the warriewood property nor on 632 old northern road dural but john mahony does lift a caveat that mohan kumar the one that i put on uh in about the 27th of march 2017. john mahony only lifts that and uh well what happens from there well you skip a few steps i i'm telling you this is ridiculous but you skip a few steps and

the $4m million bucks the $4m million dollars that kumar loaned to craig adams uh come july 2019 uh is i'll put it nicely plundered um by a whole bunch of people uh yeah i walked away with some of that money myself uh and i say i had a legal right to it and i had a registered security but a whole heap of other people to the tune of about 1.7 million ended up with money that um uh according to an affidavit of john mahony they weren't entitled that's according to mr money so mr mahony says that these people winning title mr mahony also does say in fairness that i wasn't entitled yet he was not disagreeable to uh me walking out with close to $200,000 um from this mediation in say july 2019. so uh poor old mr kumar as uh john mahony client uh and ralph is his power of attorney uh poor mr kumar is is in a bad way so that's part of the backstory it's it's long and i don't expect everyone to be able to take it in but it is complex but uh there we have it so um there's many other bits in between 2017 and 2021. many many but um and none of them are happy very few of them are happy and none of them are very good for mr kumar so oh

reliance leasing still hasn't got their money back um and the people that ralph borrowed money from at six percent a month come uh about 2018 or i think yeah about 2018. um probably about july 2018 uh they sort of want it back and they never got it back from the warriewood sale because australasian property group jumped the queue mr mahony uh did the deed in august 2017 but for some reason waited until maybe he was instructed maybe he wasn't i don't know but uh mr mahony what we do know is that mr mahony had the capital interest in the warriewood property in august and he did uh put a caveat on the warriewood property in about november 2017 so that's sort of light years possibly and it's long enough to be postponed and in the end ralph never got back his 540 thousand dollars that he borrowed um in august 2017 and reliance is still waiting for their money because uh for a long many many reasons uh a withdrawal of cave it was given to mahony in early august 2017 and what i can say safely is that it was used. now what is in debate and you can go to my website and you can look at the cross claim uh reliance claims that they withdrew the authority to use that uh caveat and that there are text messages to that effect

but what we know is that it was handed over uh by john mahony so john i held the withdrawal of taken and john mahony handed it over in circumstances where there were certainly text messages saying no there needs to be extra security and um

i have to tread carefully because mr mahony a lawyer and it's certainly written to me saying uh i've said vile and disgusting things about him i've actually put them into affidavits so that's a different thing so look maybe what i can say is uh my affidavit uh annexes copies of text messages saying do not use this withdrawal of caveat uh because uh the loan to valuation ratio is unacceptably high in other words there's no equity uh reliance claim to have withdrawn the mahony authority to use that but it's still used anyway so that's part of what the fight is about um from august 2017. now march 2021 uh this is just going on and on so uh on the 9th of february 2021, uh six weeks ago uh i'm sitting in a coffee shop with mr steinberg who is the director of uh reliance leasing uh he has at this point uh well before this he's assigned the debt that ralph owed to reliance he's assigned that to me and some litigation happened a deed was um was struck (March 2020). ralph signed it

the deed wasn't complied with i got a judgment from the supreme court of new south wales about the 11th of september 2020 and um on about the 17th of september 2020 uh the bankruptcy notice a bankruptcy notice and the judgment were uh handed over to ralph he was served a bankruptcy notice and so um we get a phone call i'm sitting next to garry steinberg he at this point has sold the debt uh assigned it to me in september 19. and litigation has gone on deeds have ended have been entered uh judgments have been given bankruptcy notices have been served and for some reason john only doesn't ring me who is the owner of this debt he rings

the former owner the former owner he rings the former owner i can say uh john mahony has sent emails to the former owner mr steinberg in late - correction late 2017 - telling him to the effect oh you better make mark smith go away or you'll be implicated now john mahony as i said a lawyer for 40 years is using words saying if if you don't make mark smith go away you'll be implicated implicated implicated in what um well have a look at what the word implicated means but it has a specific uh meaning and john mahony as a lawyer ought to know precisely what that means and it's not herarsay this is uh these the word implicated is used in emails true from john mahony to garry steinberg saying you know more or less if mark smith doesn't uh to quote john mahony uh if if mark smith doesn't pull his effing head in uh you'll be implicated uh garry you'll be implicated so i'm not sure what the uh former owner can do come the 9th of february 2021 but let's have a listen to a conversation that john mahony says never happened

all right we're going to now have a listen to a conversation that apparently never took place uh and we'll listen to this and we'll also as we're going through this we'll note the parts of the email between mr between myself and mr mahony and uh and his reply uh and noticing his reply he replies back to the legal services commissioner (OLSC)of new south wales so that's that's the person that gives a lawyer here's um his ticket uh john mahony his ticket um now i will apologize uh the start the very first 20 seconds or so of the uh the recording uh is not present um it wasn't recorded uh it certainly started with um uh which i heard uh started with the words grim uh john mahony when he rings uh garry steinberg refers to uh gary as 'grim' which uh is short for grim reaper hey grim reaper um do us a favor so on this particular day uh john mahony had been threatening a lawsuit against um garry and his company reliance leasing give me mine gary gary sold his debt uh uh in uh september 2019 and this is uh on the ninth of february uh john mahony threatening to sue gary for a loan that he sold like 18 months before so let's have a listen to the audio and um and you can also have a look at we'll go through mr mahony reply uh when he says various things like oh no i didn't say that um let's and we might stop this at various points now i apologize the first 30 seconds or so is not very good quality but we do provide a transcript as well so um that will be available and you can probably see the transcript on the bottom of the screen here in youtube listen away

… wrote. Its assigned to Smith. And he’s now suing Ralph.

Right ….
That being the case, we’ve got no choice other than to sue you because you haven’t paid Smith the money that you’ve agreed to lend to Ralph to get rid of the debt.

Right

So, I don’t want to do that, obviously, so- …. Now thats John Mahony talking

in long sentences and gary's uh i'm sitting right next door to uh to gary like you know a couple of feet maybe uh i've got very good hearing i've got i can hear let's continue

Mahony: um- can you get Smith to pull his f’ing head in and voluntarily agree to set aside the judgment and bankruptcy notice?

Garry: yeah so that's gary oh sorry john had just talked and gary said yeah okay so keep going so this is a conversation and it did happen on the 9th of uh february i apologize this we were in a cafe um i'll keep going. Garry: okay when i spoke to mark last time he wanted to see if ralph was going to start making any payment because nothing's happened all our copies of abuse from his daughter the deed was uh done in the 11th of march 2020, ralph was required to start making payments of around about 2 000 a month from 30 days after when he sold his property so he went and sold his property uh this is what he wanted he went to the court to get permission to do this and and the court gave him that permission uh he and from may 2020

the house settled about the 3rd of may maybe the 4th so 30 days after that is the

say the early june we started to draw the direct debits ralph gave signed a direct debit authority uh so we're entitled my company is entitled to be drawing those and let's continue and none of these direct debits are being paid so that's from june and this conversation happens in february the next year and this is on top of the period from 17 to 2021 there hasn't been any money paid at all uh not the the interest installments so this is not the usual conduct you have with a home loan let's continue gary was just talking about the conversation the abusive conversation uh he had received from ralph's daughter, mind you she's texting me at midnight on a saturday night as well so yeah did you hear about that? No, no. okay i won't even bore you with it um and i think once that happens we get him on an established payment regime we could probably do something for that but mark smith said to me that he didn't think ralph was ever going to pay.

Well, uh that’s- why would he then proceed to bankrupt him because that then releases Ralph from his debt?

no it doesn't if you bankrupt a person uh it means they are completely replaced all their assets are vested in a trustee in bankruptcy and uh you'll make it here believe it or not that ralph's out there trying to buy a timber mill he can't find two thousand dollars a month but he's out there buying a timber mill in fiji uh so john, i don't quite follow your logic um there's a difference between wanting to pay and being obliged to pay and i don't think john's quite picking up on that uh so he says well why would i bankrupt ralph ralph's not paying ralph refuses to pay yet he's out there trying to buy timber mills

why would you spend money to bring about what he- what he thinks is actually the case? Whilstever Ralph stay solvent theres a chance that he will pay…uh

Whilst ever Ralph stay solvent? that's interesting does route does john mahony think that ralph is solvent?

if he is solvent then why isn't he paying his monthly installments?

ah okay sorry some another light bulb's just gone on

Garry: yeah well i wanted to stay solvent too

yeah- well i mean otherwise-otherwise- what is the story between you and Smith as regards that money?

Smith didn’t lend it Ralph, you lent it to Ralph.

Smith is now claiming it as his own.

I mean- you aren’t getting 5 cents to the dollar from Smith or something are you?

Garry: my arrangement is that um anything over 90 days in arrears i sell to mark and then he collects and we have an arrangement on the settlement side so that's what happened with ralph because it was like 12 months in arrears he took over the debt which i

12 months that's wishful thinking i took it over in uh i took it over in uh september 19

this had been granted in august 16.

uh so that i'll make that about three years

i signed i did assign a lot of the documentation to him

i don't think there was any doubt that you assigned the debt to him. he did

Mahony: and gave him the right to put his own caveat on Ralph’s house before Ralph’s house was sold. And ofcourse when everybody entered into that deed in March last year everyone thought the house was going to be loud noise for about $1.4m

no the only people that thought that was john mahony and and ralph paligaru we'd seen valuations that was worth 1.225 and it sold for $1.215m john mahony he's not an expert in property we used valuers and everyone thought it was worth 1.4 i don't think so

Mahony: and that was about the time that was the start of Covid - that was about the time the bottom fell out of the market, one of the mark up um half a day sold for 1.2 therefore the everyone then knew at settlement that the deed that had been signed 2 months before couldn’t be complied with because …

Ralph signed it. John Mahony advised on it. Not everyone knew that it couldn't be complied with. Ah, we'd complied.

there wasn’t going to be $65,000 coming from the sale. In fact Ralph had to pay money from his own pocket to make the sale happen.

So he had a negative result as opposed to a positive result. Smith and everyone knew that,

Smith cooperated and eventually after screwing 8000 bucks away to the agent, Smith handed over the withdrawal of the caveat.

And then, on that basis of um he um he knew exactly what was going on.

And then there was various conversations between you and Ralph and Smith about the so-called bullsh*t agreement that he put together in Fiji- some heads of agreement something- and then eventually

various conversations. let's just various conversations john mahony says this is on the 9th of february 2021. 9th of february 2021. there was various conversations let's just go back this is very very critical because we're going to have a look at ralph's uh affidavit and he says nothing about the various conversations he just says there was a moment where ralph was so uh had something put in front of him take it or leave it let's just go back and we'll re-listen to that about various conversations this is john mahony own words that were various conversations see if you hear it

Mahony: on that basis of um he um he knew exactly what was going on. And then there was various conversations between you and Ralph and Smith about the so-called bullsh*t agreement that he put together in Fiji- some heads of agreement something- and then eventually on the 26th of May there was a loan agreement which says very clearly that its the money thats required to pay out the loan that has been assigned to Smith.

The logic …

so there was various, various conversations so there wasn't just take it or leave it conversation there was various conversations now john mahony has obligations and we'll we'll have a look here let's let's just go to this various conversations um uh on 10th of uh february uh he …. there's a conv there's references to tim who's a lawyer but there's he calls me a homewrecker. it's my fault it's my fault that uh ralph went and borrowed money at six percent a month and lost his family home i mean it's very sad but um it's my fault i'm a home wrecker uh this is the uh correspondence from john mahony office on the 12th so i wrote to him on the sixth it says you call me a terrorist

you said i'm a home wrecker and a terrorist who will never be admitted to practice law wow um

and look there's a whole bunch of conversations he he says uh i accuse him of saying tim i accuse mahony of saying tim is as much a a-hole as me and um mahony who's a lawyer is talking to garry steinberg who is someone else's client the client of tim horne and the topic of this email is various further direct contact and threats the threats are well we're going to sue you uh you've already heard that right back at the very beginning of this conversation that we've heard uh he says that you know we're going to have to sue you and he's now talking about he's just about to talk on this tape about this sham uh loan document the date of the 26th of may 2020 um to pay up me. of which i received zero dollars and zero cents in reply uh mr and this is the the important bit is here about the various conversations mr mahony in the transcripts three weeks before ralph signs this uh affidavit says what i just what you just heard and then there were various conversations between you and ralph about this so-called bullsh!t agreement some heads of agreement

various conversations now did i photo i don't think you can photoshop audio but did your ears not hear that i don't know um

look, dealing with others make any statements grossly uh you know it's repeatedly threatened my (future) practicing certificate uh communicating with other people's clients like tim's clients. once you know that uh if you're a lawyer once you know that someone else is acting for a particular person and uh mahony knew

18 months before and this is this is not the first conversation solicitor have a look at this this is a great rule this one these are rules from the australian solicitors conduct rules a solicitor must not must not must not doesn't leave a lot of room for wriggling must not advise or suggest a witness that to us to witness that ralph's witness he must not advise or suggest to a witness that false or misleading evidence should be given now i'm not saying that uh i'm not saying that mahony suggested that false evidence be given i'm not suggesting that but here's the clincher nor condone another person doing so (e.g. Ralph doing so).
so a solicitor must not condone another person suggesting to a witness that false or misleading evidence should be given

mr mahony knew that there was various conversations and we'll go to the affidavit of the 2nd of march. um is he condoning false material in ralph's affidavit? i don't know? i mean this is all part of a complaint responsible use of the court process frankness a solicitor must not deceive or knowingly or recklessly mislead the

court

a solicitor representing a client that is before the court must not act as a mere mouthpiece

and must and must exercise forensic judgment during the course during the case independently after the appropriate consideration of the clients and the instructing solicitors so our friend mr mahony he's not just the mouthpiece of ralph paligaru he has to must must exercise the forensic judgment during the case independently so yes he's the lawyer, he still must exercise forensic judgment and according to mr mahony. oh he must be open and frank in his dealings with the legal services commissioner the solicitor must furnish in writing a full and accurate account of his or her conduct in relation to the matter.

can't wait can't wait to see the full and accurate account of his conduct.

after he got my email he he then wrote to the he wrote back to me and copied it to the legal services commissioner saying yes indeed this is a matter that the legal services commissioner should investigate and then he goes on and he he replies and says uh no i never uh the comments attributed to me were not made they weren't made he never said anything about various conversations uh i was not aware tim horne acts for reliance really? i mean wait until you hear what he says tim's a as big an a-hole he can't have mediation

and yet the rule says the rule says dealing with regulatory authorities subject only to his or her duty to his client so there's some privilege this that's true a solicitor must be open and frank with his in his dealings his or her dealings with the regulatory authority this is the conduct rules 43.2 the solicitor must furnish in writing a full and accurate account of his or her conduct in the matter your beauty all right that let's see how full and accurate this is part of the reason for this uh uh podcast

wouldn't it be nice if mr uh mahony does a full and accurate account and says oh sorry mark smith was telling the truth that'd be nice wouldn't it?

Mahony: is to and the Barrister quite rightly agrees …..

Mahony: the money thats required to pay out the loan that has been assigned to Smith.

The logic is to and the Barrister quite rightly agrees is that we may not have um a- we said we might not have …. We still reckon we have a claim against Smith to set aside the judgment but the fact is we have got a better claim against you because you lent

um so that's a threat right and uh he's got he's making threats to the client of someone else so tim horne is garry's lawyer and he's saying well we reckon we've got a better claim against you

and this is over this sham 26th of may loan agreement that says uh garry will we'll look at the document let's just keep going with the audio

Mahony: to Ralph money under this loan agreements that you are required to pay us so you should have paid him and him pay Ralph and you should have paid Smith. So you breached your contract with Ralph by not paying the money to Smith and pissing him off.

So I mean um- Ralph is quite happy to continue … allow the loans with you in May last year to continue on but you can’t- can’t do that if he goes bankrupt - can he?.

he can't do that if he goes bankrupt …. so he wants the arrangement with you to go on the the may one he doesn't want the deed of the 20 of the 11th of march 2020 to go on he doesn't want that to go on nor the judgment he wants the sham refinancing to go on but he can't do that if he goes bankrupt can he

And if you are not prepared to make Smith go away

so you have to make smith go away

there's a bankruptcy notice been issued in september 2019 at 2020 uh 17th it was served saying ralph hey you need to pay me i'm the one with the judgment you need to pay mark smith 106551 but uh mahony saying you need to make smith go away

so it's garry's problem but hang on garry loaned the money in in 16 for one year interest-free

it wasn't paid back the cave it was was withdrawn ralph never got his money from the warriewood property apg got it. ralph then goes and does a settlement with apg on behalf of mr kumar, apg walk out with seven hundred thousand dollars or something like that? ralph then goes into business with and jordan in fiji selling timber?

this is this is quite fabulous isn't it but it's GARRY'S fault you it's your fault gary because you didn't lend the money to pay smith even though five years before that uh four years or whatever it was uh gary uh paligaru took out an interest-free loan we don't know where the hundred and six thousand is hundred and fifteen thousand it's in ralph's pocket but it's your fault garry that you didn't give the money to smith

Mahony: And if you are not prepared to make Smith go away on the basis that Ralph is still going to pay this money to you (whispering)

If you're not prepared to pay the money to Smith? pay what money to smith there is no money. ralph hasn't paid it (the 2016 loan back) now i'm whispering in his ear at this time saying oh go get some security on this timber mill he's buying a timber mill but he can't pay two thousand bucks a month the timber mill's worth a million fiji dollars or four million the debt on it is like five seven million fiji dollars uh yet ralph can't find two thousand a month to pay his obligations he signed a deed.

Mahony: under the loan agreement then Ralph’s got no choice if he wants to survive than to sue you.

Ralph's got no choice but to sue you? is this sounding weird?

Garry: Let me see what i can do …

ah now this is where tim yeah let's let's let's have a look at mr mahony exact words his exact words i was not oh well maybe maybe we'll we'll go back so this is this conversation happened on the 9th on the 10th i write and say this afternoon you have written to mr uh steinberg knowing that tim continues to represent him and provided the attached letter i believe garry informed you yesterday that he had a lawyer tim and that you ought to be speaking with tim that's tim horne of uh horne legal who would facilitate mediation now i know precisely what's on the recording and i write this to mahony the day after the recording and mahony writes back oh and i copy this to the professional standards department complaints at the law society and the office of legal services commissioner

now i never forced um mahony to hit reply all mahony and and as i said there's an obligation here rule 43 dealing with regulatory authorities the solicitor must be open and frank so you tell me in his dealings his or her deals the solicitor must furnish in writing a full and accurate account so in reply what does he say john mahony the 12th so he's had two days to think about it i write to him the conversation's on the

9th on the 10th late in the afternoon i write to him and say hang on you're writing to garry you know he's got a solicitor he writes back and says dear mr smith let's copy to tim horne

here's a clue it's copied to tim horne
i never knew you had a …. i never knew uh tim horne acted for reliance leasing he's written to tim horne

and you're about to listen to what you hear oh you'll hear what you hear i was not aware tim horne asked for reliance as far as i was aware the last solicitor again it is not up to you to advise me who does or does not act for reliance at the time of this dictation the 10th i've heard from no solicitor advising me that he or she acts

tim saying i've heard from no solicitor well let's let's just play and you can listen and you'll be the judge whether tim is a solicitor for um reliance or not so i'll just take it back a smidgen

okay let me see what i can do is it worthwhile yeah yeah yeah

absolutely is it worth while you are talking to tim and trying to do some type of mediation

No, no, no um it’s- I can’t talk to him, he is just as much of an arsehole as- as Smith is and uh it is just a waste of time talking to those pricks.

Um but all I am saying is if we don’t know what is going on and before Ralph goes bankrupt he is going to have to sue you -

um so that sounds like another threat? if you don't know what's going on before ralph goes bankrupt he's going to have to sue you? but hang on he just said is it worthwhile uh tim, is it worthwhile having a mediation how's tim going to do a mediation if he doesn't act for reliance leasing?

now i accused him two days before i believe you informed did you have a conversation with garry and say does distasteful things about tim?

did you say tim is as much an [ __ ] as smith you declined to speak with garry and my lawyer

tim was acting for both of us is. it true? he writes back and says uh no: the comments attributed to me

to me by you to an alleged conversation i had has contained the first second and third lines were not made by me

so let's have a look at the first second and third lines

i don't know how big his screen is or maybe he's talking about the first second and third paragraphs i don't know?

what do you reckon if john mahony? do you want him handling your matters?

we're mates we're buddies i'm ringing you up and saying we're going to sue you but we're mates i don't want to have to do that this is going to hurt me more than it hurts you

Mahony: it's a waste of time talking to those pricks it's a waste of time talking to those pricks tim horne, solicitor's conduct rule you must be courteous that's a great one frankness independence it mustn't be the mouthpiece conflicts concerning former clients uh well formerly there's this lifting of the caveat issue uh

rule 4 now this is actually the first rule in this solicitors conduct rules um a solicitor must these are fundamental ethical duties act in the best interest of his client in which the solicitor represents okay i don't have a problem with that the must be honest and courteous in all dealings no i'm not a solicitor by the way um but mahony is. must deliver services legal services competently diligently and as promptly as reasonably reasonably possible avoid any compromise to their integrity avoid any compromise like talking to someone else's client?

or making threats

Mahony: …. if we don’t know what is going on and before Ralph goes bankrupt he is going to have to sue you -
Garry: Okay Yeah alright I said i’ll give you that-

Mahony: and I don’t want to do that because we are mates.

I am just giving you the heads up.

Mahony: What you have to do is say to Smith, I have got Ralph tied up to pay the money to me and once he pays me I’ll pay you and in the meantime, um, just get rid of all these judgments- get rid of this judgment and get rid of the bankruptcy notice and- and move on

so in other words lean on mark smith. mark smith's   got a judgment but lean on him okay but john as a mate and this is off the record i mean this is going on and on and on and we seem to be going from disaster to disaster now we've had a storm over and the mill's

Oh yeah yeah well Ralph’s over there at the moment he’s been over there the last 2 or 3 months

yeah it seems to be one disaster after the other okay so john mahony about to say he can find the money to buy a timber mill the bank's giving it away for nothing i've seen the documents. so that's a representation okay that's a representation. i've seen the documents uh they're going to give it away for nothing next to nothing pardon me but you can't find two thousand dollars a month to pay mark smith

Well he can’t- he can’t help that

no no i understand that

and it is true there was a cyclone and uh look parts of

i'll put up the photos of the timber mill there you can google dreketi mill d-r-e-k-e-t-i kitty mill ralph paligaru

and you'll see the photos of the timber mill uh

it did suffer some damage

ralph didn't repair the damage by the way it's one of these obligations in the lease

Mahony:
He is putting- he is putting- yeah it actually might turn out okay he thinks because of the storm, he will be able to purchase um from the bank, the whole mill, for next to nothing.

He'll be able to purchase the whole mill from the bank for next to nothing?

so ralph's got money to buy a timber mill but frankly kiss my ass uh you're not getting your 2 000 a month now i think he goes on to say I've seen the documents so let's

listen

and he is got a programme now where he is going to um … theres been the storm and a flood and the whole road was washed out.

but i have seen the correspondence between Ralph and um the bank in Fiji and they are going to basically give him the mill to get rid of it because it is worth next to nothing.

So he can- that will actually work out well for him …

freehold land makes up about nine percent of the fijian landmass the rest is native title or crown land so land with a timber mill and a highway frontage and it's crown land and it's like five or ten acres or something they're going to give it away for next to nothing it's worth next to nothing this is the same person that said ralph's house is worth 1.4 million dollars john mahony himself real estate expert said 1.4 you've got to get at least 1.4 for the house 88 perfection avenue stanhope gardens let's go back and just listen to that last five seconds again the lands i've seen the documents from the bank the the mortgages are possession by the way that's usually not a good thing and ralph's the tenant

Mahony: um the bank in Fiji and they are going to basically give him the mill to get rid of it because it is worth next to nothing.

So he can- that will actually work out well for him because he will be able to purchase it for next to nothing and he will then start putting in a mill and eventually build the whole thing up …

how's he going to purchase if you can't find two thousand dollars a month

how are you going to purchase a timber mill crown not crown land um freehold land for next to nothing

and eventually build the whole thing up … (whisper)

ah that's my voice - ask for security on that this land he buys for next to nothing it's got a timber mill on it it's like five acres with a highway frontage he's that mahony's seen the documents, made a representation i've seen the documents they're going to give it to him for next to nothing the bank the mortgagee in possession? the mortgage in possession is going to give to the tenant who never paid his rent they're going to give it away for next to nothing? really? why are they mortgagee in possession?

why are they why are they doing a mortgagee sale? if they want to give it away why don't they just give it away for next to nothing if uh if that was their intention

Mahony: If he goes bankrupt in Australia it means next to nothing to him in Fiji

if he goes bankrupt, doesn't matter it means next to nothing?

you wait until you hear what these representations he makes says ralph's safe, earning a good income and living the life of riley

yeah he's living the life of riley, he's got no repayments it doesn't have to doesn't have to yeah maybe well he's not in fact he's not paying his payments but   haven't you listened with your own ears

let's just go back and we'll re-listen to that Mahony: If he goes bankrupt in Australia it means next to nothing to him in Fiji

he will just friggen stay in Fiji because

if he goes bankrupt he'll just friggen stay in fiji that sounds like uh you're trying to defeat your creditors there? and this is this is a lawyer

speaking to the legal opponent, i'm going to sue you he's got no choice but to sue you you, he'll just friggen stay in fiji if he goes bankrupt

so in other words you'll never you'll never see him again he'll never return

Mahony: I don’t know what he and his daughter talked to you about but Smith has basically destroyed the marriage between Ralph and his wife, Amreeta,

smith's basically destroyed the marriage

yeah. so as i said i i caused him to borrow money at six percent a month Mahony: i wouldn't be surprised if you never saw ralph again quite frankly

Garry: that's my concern

Mahony: But, he does want to come back to Australia. I know that.

so he's staying away. he wants to come back, but he's choosing to be away.

that is an act of bankruptcy (s40 Bankruptcy Act).
thanks john, really nicely said.

Mahony: But if you bankrupt him, that will give him every incentive to stay there

his marriage is basically finished- his family is doing um in fiji

but he is safe and making money in Fiji and living the life of Riley.

Why would he come back if you guys bankrupt him here?

he's safe and making money in fiji living the life of riley. why would he come back?

so he's choosing to have sent himself have a look at uh s40 of the bankruptcy act choosing to absent himself

So it is - this is all Smith doing because he is a bull at a gate and he is using blackmail for terror tactics

blackmail and terror tactics?

so holding someone to their obligations? the banks are they terrorists? do they is they guilty of blackmailing people that don't pay their bills?
blackmail and terror tactics let's just go back

blackmail so he served a bankruptcy notice blackmail

independence must exercise the forensic judgment called for during you know during the case independently after considering the client's instructions

responsible

let's take care

solicitor must take care to ensure that the solicitor's advice to invoke the coercive powers of the court is not principally in order to gain to harass or embarrass someone and he's not principally in order to gain some collateral advantage for his client

blackmail and terror tactics or the solicitor or the instructing solicitor out of court

and then i say this is what i say to the office of legal services commissioner and i copy this to these guys called ypol whoever these people are t price YPOL they're a group of solicitors oh law cover so that's uh the professional indemnity insurances for uh Mahony law the outcome of this matter has bearing on mr mahony's personal interest and a claim previously filed so we previously filed and it's attached YPOL are the lawyers acting on the record for law cover. those proceedings are to follow resolution of the paligaru matter and realizing of a loss so john mahony said well why would we bankrupt ralph uh we we just want to bring it to an end this has been going on for five years, that's good enough reason. the court process is under the summons are we say to gain a collateral advantage to the instructions instructing solicitor so this is a responsible this is the conduct rules 21.1.4. a solicitor must not do that that must not use the coercive powers of the court to gain a commercial advantage

a solicitor must take all necessary steps to correct a false statement to an opponent

must not knowingly make a false statement to the opponent

dealing with others must not make statements which grossly exceed the the legitimate assertion of the rights of his client or mislead or intimidate someone, well we're going to sue you

let's not threaten disciplinary proceedings against the other person must not use tactics that go beyond legitimate advocacy to embarrass or frustrate another person okay blackmail and terror tactics let's go back and listen to that so this is this is addressed to me, he knows that uh garry talks to me he didn't know probably that i was listening in but let's let's continue on and keep in mind these uh you know you can't do things to mislead or intimidate or uh threaten uh criminal or disciplinary proceedings like in other words when you write back to the law society as uh john mahony did

knowing that uh i'm a law student have a

listen

Mahony: his marriage is basically finished- his family is doing um in fiji

but he is safe and making money in Fiji and living the life of Riley.

Why would he come back if you guys bankrupt him here?

So it is - this is all Smith doing because he is a bull at a gate and he is using blackmail for terror tactics and that’s - that’s his modus operandi we understand that- that’s why he will never be a lawyer.

But the fact is he is killing you and

I don’t give a f*ck about Smith but you are my mate.

mark's killing you. collecting collecting money for a money lender is killing garry

now you've just heard garry said well i've got i've got a lawyer called tim but he's still he goes on and makes all these representations after he knew two minutes ago that uh he had a lawyer who's his biggest big [ __ ] as mark smith

Mahony: I want to look after you.

I’ll work with Ralph…

i want to look after you gary. i'll work with ralph to make sure even though he hasn't paid he hasn't made his payments since 2016 i'll work with him representation i'm making a representation

Mahony: I’ll work with Ralph to make sure he pays but ….

I'll work with Ralph - to make sure he pays. Let's go back and listen to that again. You're my mate.

Mahony: I'll work with Ralph to make sure he pays as long as he knows he's not going to go bankrupt so whenever you're trying to bankrupt him this is another act of bankruptcy by the way section 40 of the bankruptcy act uh if you tell if you if you send your lawyer in to bat for you and say uh ralph's not paying unless you tell smith to pull his friggen head in

Garry: He won’t go bankrupt, he won’t go bankrupt.
Mahony: No he will- he will on the middle of march certainly mid-march smith will go full steam ahead

that’s why i am spending hours of my time now to stop this thing dead… um-

Garry: Okay I’ll have- I’ll have a talk he won't go for sure

You’ll have to come back to me really quick because otherwise we are going to have to turn our counsel on you i bet you copy that agreement too.

I’ll get you a copy of that agreement too

Yeah beautiful yeah - i mean i appreciate that it has been assigned

we have probably agreed on- i'm sure that is the case- but you need to speak to Smith and make him pull out of this

you need to speak to smith and make him pull out make him he's got a judgment of the supreme court but we're leaning on you gary remember that hundred and six hundred and fifteen thousand from 2016 you need to tell smith Mahony: if he doesn’t do this voluntarily and If i dont hear by the end of the week the barristers will be prepared to claim … because we’re just going to have to file

if you don't make smith go away the barristers are going to claim against you garry, not smith you okay talk to you soon

Garry: there you go you got it straight from the horse's mouth so we're going to end that part there that speaks for itself and i'll wrap up in a separate video in a moment well what did what did you reckon about that uh have you had any experiences with uh john mahony has he acted for you has he acted against you uh are you another lawyer uh do you have you found mr mahony good to deal with uh have you had a different experience uh i'd really love to hear from you uh on our website uh you'll see just over my shoulder here um it's got our it's got our web page uh

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Season 1, Episode 2

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rogues rascals reviewables routes and rip-offs in fact a whole bunch of ours season one episode two my name is mark smith of dc partner solutions i'd love you to check in at our website

www.dcpartners.solutions slash podcast you can ring us anytime 1-300-327-123 or instant message chat with us in our web page bottom right hand corner use the tools well just to recap in season one episode one we set the scene and we discussed a range of sectors and uh different parties that we might be interested in chatting about and some of the sectors uh our villains and our themes uh these sectors that we looked at included real estate property developers um corporate villains uh travel rip-offs a a real favorite and we've got some huge news on that this week we talked about malfeasance which is wrongdoing by government personnel we didn't really touch on them but iffy lawyers and we'll see whether we've got uh time this week to uh to to touch on a couple of iffy lawyers uh miscellaneous shysters insurance racketeers banks and receivers well this week we've had a very significant win um on behalf of a class action before we even filed the class action so we managed to um well i won't go into the tactics uh specifically but um it was surprising that uh it was surprising in some ways that uh it was unsurprising in others but it was surprising and pleasant that um we got a very good outcome for a group tour i cannot name the tour operator involved nor can i name the class members but it was a group it was a group of 61 and they uh the entire class had virtually the the same claim against the tour operator so that would be the defendant um and for roughly the same amounts of money for the same what's called cause of action so to run a class action uh it's necessary that at least seven people have uh the same or substantially the same cause of action against a at least one defendant so we had a we had a terrific outcome there uh we're still very interested to help people that um have been ripped off um and uh look we keep reading newspapers all the time we've got scenic tours charging people 20 40 50 50 000 59 000 um cancellation fees for trips of lifetimes and uh no post payments uh travel credits that sort of thing there's some real heartbreaking stories out there and uh we're terribly terribly uh sorry but uh interested and willing to help help people and uh we we we read these articles about people with these horrendous uh travel uh cancellation fees through no fault of the um through through no fault of the traveler really so um we're very keen to pursue some of those flight center qantas airways jetstar uh people that are sitting on thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars i think the latest wrought and it's an absolute scam uh qantas airways uh flights in october are clearly not traveling uh the commonwealth government has imposed travel bans until at least the middle of december and qantas airways is refuse is refusing to uh to cancel the flights i mean they're just um thieving bastards if i can put it like that um thieving bastards taking people's money and um you know many months ago they've taken people's money uh i was uh i think i read an example of someone i think they were going to chicago or somewhere like that booked a business class ticket twelve thousand dollars per head or thereabouts and uh clearly the flight's not um not departing but uh qantas refusing to

refund sorry refusing to cancel and then when eventually they will cancel then well you can expect a 10 week 10 week weight for the uh poor traveler to uh to get their own money back and uh it's just not good enough qantas youth thieving bastards so um we're very keen to uh to help people the victims of qantas uh flight center where we're not hearing uh wonderful things there we are hearing that people eventually get their their refunds but um uh it's um you know uh people are not banks and uh if cash cash flows particularly tight for flight center well really that's that is a flight center problem uh so uh there's still hearing occasionally uh of great difficulty getting through to call centers of booking.com expedia web jet what if and and what have you so very very keen to pursue some of these travel villains um and uh specifically very keen on uh group tour class actions we're talking about the insurance racketeers and uh this particular racket uh that's another are rackets very close to wroughts and rip-offs but this particular one is an absolute racket and it's it's plain out now theft how it works is uh the travel not the travel on pubmed the insurance companies sell you a policy and look in some i've i've seen a range of different policies but certainly policies up uh that were i haven't seen one that renewed before the end of 2019 i'm not saying they're not out there but i haven't seen one that renewed before the end of 2019 that had the correct wording and and it's wording under what's called business interruption insurance and uh typically how business interruption insurance works let's say you run a 10-pin bowling uh alley and it burns down and well you'd get you'd get business interruption you'd get fire insurance so the building would be insured but you can actually insure your losses as well and um uh you might let's say you you are you own this 10 pin bowling alley and this doesn't just apply to 10 pin bowling it certainly applies to all sorts of professionals it might apply to doctors it could apply to dentists candlestick makers bakers you name it uh if you've uh if you have a policy that covers business interruption insurance then i strongly encourage you to look up your policy now if you're at all unsure whether you're covered um by all means send us a copy of your policy at solutions at dc partners dot solutions uh just email us a copy of your insurance policy solutions at a at solutions at dc partners dot solutions and how it's supposed to work is um you have a policy that covers your losses in the event your business is interrupted and there's some absolutely gigantic claims going through um and this case has gone through in england and they're doing test cases here star casino

now unsurprisingly star casino has had their business interrupted but interestingly they they claim that their businesses have been interrupted not by the pandemic but by government policy and

there are a number of ways to claim but when i was talking just a moment ago about policies that renewed before the end of 2019 uh there was an exclusion clause in there that said if uh your business is interrupted uh by virtue of a epidemic or a health emergency or they don't necessarily use the word pandemic

and they also refer to something called the quarantine act of i think it's 1914 and they say well look if your business has been interrupted by a pandemic declared under the quarantine act of 1914 it's a commonwealth act uh well that's an ex an event that's excluded well the the stuff up is that and we talked about iffy lawyers whoever the iffy lawyer is that acted for these insurance companies really has a lot to answer for and uh the quarantine act of 1914 was actually um however you put it they buy the quarantine act of 1916 or whatever the year was uh was repealed it was repealed and so all the insurance policies however none of them were updated and they continued to address an exclusion for pandemics declared under the quarantine act which had been repealed in 2016 and here we are in 29 to 2020 and along comes the

along comes the corona virus and of course there has been no pandemic declared under the quarantine act of 1914 or 1916 or whatever the year was because in fact the uh quarantine act of 1914 was repealed in 2016. so there will never be a um a pandemic declared under that particular act because it was repealed it's gone and so uh this iffy lawyer whoever it is he or she uh whichever firm has um has left a

has left some sort of gap uh and it would appear to be the size of the grand canyon and uh you it would appear you can fly a plane sideways through it and uh it could be that thousands and thousands and thousands of businesses out there have business interruption insurance and so this is a space that we're uh tremendously interested in if you have uh business interruption insurance or if you don't know if you've got a policy and you think you might have business interruption insurance uh would depend on the business and clearly business interruption insurance requires that your business is a business and it is indeed interrupted so look there's still some fine print but we'd be very keen to talk to you at solutions at dc partners dot solutions or come to our website uh bottom bottom corner here use the chat tool alternatively give us a call 1-300-327-123 or send us a copy of your insurance policy solutions at dc partners dot solutions okay in the villains uh real estate and developer kind of villains uh area we're talking about we're giving you an update from uh episode one about our friend ralph ignatius palagario and uh we'd indicated that we'd obtained a consent judgment in the supreme court of new south wales none of this is private it was all on court lists and anyone in the world could have sat in the back of the court well mr paligaru we have a judgment of the supreme court of new south wales and uh in the last 10 days or so we've gone and obtained a bankruptcy notice and we've had that served on ralph ignatius palagaru so our friend mr paligaru the clock is ticking and six under six months from now we'll we'll be back and um uh will uh be applying for the sequestration of that particular man's uh affairs uh he's the director of a company he's yes he's the director of a company called dural alliances proprietary limited in liquidation i appointed the liquidator there a man called daniel friskin of i think the company name is o'brien palmer insolvency uh a good bloke and uh doing a good job oh our friend mr palagar who find fifty thousand dollars uh not um by asic um has not uh has not complied with his obligations not even in in liquidation a uh a director of a company is required to cooperate uh he's required to keep books and records but he's also required to cooperate with the uh with the liquidator so um mr palagaru fifty thousand dollar fine by asic um let's see whether his lawyer his lawyer is a fellow called john marney sometimes called mahoney m-a-h-o-n-y john mahoney of mahoney law at balkan hills in new south wales or norway west business park let's see whether uh mahoney can get our friend uh mr peligaru out of that asic fine so um we've had uh some very interesting correspondence with our friend mr mani now uh ralph paligaru friend business partner silent partner joint venture partner received

refinanced his house to give craig adams money um to advance money to a company called golden arrow international proprietary limited also in liquidation advance that uh that chap uh mr craig adams 540 thousand dollars uh this is all on the public record uh uh logitech aviate um advanced the money in august 2017 but mr mani uh did not mr mani prepared a deed for mr palagara mr and mrs palagaro in august 2017 but uh the record shows that mr mani um did not lodge a caveat and uh a period of uh from august to november 2017 uh went by and mr mani um in about november 2017 subsequently lodged this uh caveat on these uh properties in worrywood belonging to golden arrow international proprietary limited but in the meantime uh our good friends uh ian jordan and maya i can't pronounce this and i may are beginning with p you'll see the transcript here of australasian property group private limited singapore uh look they did a personal loan a personal loan from uh ian jordan and maya of the company australasian property group private limited now i understand uh that australasian pro australasian property group private limited have uh is it merrill lynch or kkr kolberg cravis roberts as uh as investors uh i i i reckon they'd be uh absolutely um furious if they'd known if these investors of australasian property group private limited uh gave unsecured loans to craig matthew adams now um somehow and uh this watch this space i that's all i'm going to say um australasian property group managed to get uh and and this company is in liquidation so uh watch this space but uh australasian property group managed to weasel out of uh golden arrow international sometime between august 2017 and november 2017 they managed to

wangle wrought if you like charges on the real property of golden arrow international now there are offences there are avoidable transactions and um watch this space uh if you um if you obtain an unfair preference in someone's bankruptcy uh that's something that a bankruptcy trustee can do something about so uh craig matthew adams uh craig matthew adams uh happens to know john francis mahoney of mahoney law balcom hills and interestingly uh ralph peligaro advanced 540 000 to the company of craig matthew adams called golden arrow international and the invoice uh for from john francis mahoney of mahoney law did not go to uh ralph ignatius palagaro or if it did it was actually paid for by craig matthew adams it gets murkier and murkier ralph ignatius paligaru borrowed this 540 000 from a company called uh franklin yeezy proprietary limited it had a an interest rate on it sit down six percent per month in default and so the the problem is you you've got to have an exit plan if you're borrowing money at six percent per month um i don't know how your maths is but let's say one percent of 540 000 per month is 5400 so if you're um in default for uh five hundred and forty thousand at six percent a month you're talking thirty thousand dollars per month of interest in default and so that's a real problem for ralph ignatius palagaro if you borrow 540 000 and come november of 2017 you discover that uh your interest if you've got one your interest in land at uh if you've got one because john francis mahoney uh prepared a deed for you uh giving you this interest in this this equitable interest in this land at worrywood uh then you want to hope like hell that uh john francis mahoney has lodged to have it and it turned out that um the circumstances will be investigated it's unknown the reasons for the delay and i'm not accusing john francis mahoney of any anything uh it's just uh he must have known that it was uh the exit plan was the exit plan for mr peligari to get his 540 000 back and noting that mr palagara would be in default if he didn't get the money back um six percent per month so it's rather important it's interesting for mr mahoney to have done his job so uh if craig matthew adams paid the bill it's also interesting who was the client was the client craig matthew adams was the client ralph ignatius peligaro and the mind boggles so that's our our good friends there australasian property group ian mayer craig matthew adams personal loans personal loans converting to company loans for no consideration uh potentially um postponing conduct on caveats uh we've got unfair preferences in greg matthew adams's bankruptcy trustee and on and on and on it goes okay quick update on our friend tony dager from uh vogue construction group proprietary limited in liquidation and our great mate max pricey of tracy yap realty uh max pricey of tracy ray yap realty is the the bloke that blocked me in the driveway at 26a hillmont crescent thornley and told me that i couldn't attend a public auction um i turned up there at about quarter past two on the particular day for a 2 30 public auction maybe it was 20 past maybe it was 25 past i don't remember but public auctions usually you know involve the public and um our great mate uh max pricey well according to realestate.com.iu as at this evening 27th of september uh 26 a hillmont is unsolved and uh you know i don't uh recall the exact date of the auction but our mate max pricey stopped me now who else did he stop from coming there's a covered 19 limitation of 20 people attending auctions so if you usually i would think if you've got 20 people attending an auction someone's going to buy it they can't all be 29 well i guess they could all be 20 neighbors but they're all pre-registered so they're really really organized like her neighbors so uh our mate what we did know max price he rings triple o he doesn't want me there so um some things uh something's seriously um bizarre is the word that i used in episode one well we've now got another villain to introduce you to this is our other mate dennis acrylic that's spelled k-r-i-l-i-c of oakville he's a electrician uh license number 193 pardon me one nine six nine seven three c new south wales uh fair trading dennis krillick uh just happens to also uh own a whole bunch of real estate in port macquarie and uh funnily enough that's that's where our mate craig adams is uh

he's got lots of connections who knows where where craig lives these days where he's residing who knows but uh unrelated person dennis acrylic uh watch this space he's a uh emerging villain and uh we'll be uh we'll be sharing some more bits and pieces now andrew saunders of saunders and staniforth a wonderful town planner valuer of uh of the town of orange uh does a whole bunch of work for the commonwealth bank uh even is good enough to give legal advice i don't know whether he's qualified i i'd love to see cv i've subpoenaed his cv uh we're in litigation with uh our friend andrew saunders he gives legal advice to people letting them know things he couldn't possibly know about existing use rights and well another week or month or however long has gone by and we still don't know whether andrew saunders has any qualifications to give legal advice so if you're a client of andrew saunders you've got any stories um about town planning mishaps uh we would love to hear from you if you know dennis krillick of um you've invested money with dennis krillick in some property development we'd we'd love to know about that vogue constructions um in liquidation apparently uh uh leave behind a trial of destruction ralph kaligaru ian jordan maya p australasian property group and that's our update on real estate and uh developer villains okay in in the corporate villains section today we're going to touch on in a little bit more detail our good friends at bike ride operations proprietary limited otherwise known as and it was previously known as a company called carnarvon cherry proprietary limited and the directors of that we did discuss them briefly last week bernard and fiona hall now we're looking at doing two class actions um in the you know in regards to bite right operations proprietary limited and uh carnavan cherry bite right happened to sell apples and cherries and they happened to sell those apples to woolworths and harris farm so you may you know if next time you pick up a pink lady apple uh check if it's a bite right apple and you know you might want to choke on that but if you don't

it's it's really something that uh you know we think has got a lot of merit so we're looking at these two uh class actions involving bike ride operations proprietary limited and carnarvon cherry uh as i mentioned the first of those is an employee class action and we came across this uh case uh involving a guy called daniel usher and that's spelled u double s h e r daniel usher and uh we noticed this in the federal circuit court of australia you know a couple of months ago and i spoke to daniel usher and daniel usher had worked some huge number of hours for carnarvon cherry now canarvan cherry seems to it's just a perception but they seem to wanting to vanish off the corporate radar and um look uh if i was being unkind i'd say that they were phoenixing into this uh company called bite right operations so um carnavan cherry has a has an interesting history and it is currently being sued by uh one of our associates called dcp litigation holdings for something like six hundred thousand dollars so i think when that case is over it's going to be very interesting to see if there's any assets left in bite right sorry in carnarvon cherry proprietary limited or if they've all been phoenixed into bite right operations proprietary limited anyway it seems that bite right operations is um now the phoenix entity and we're also looking at a glow at a grower class action and uh there's a mail out going out this week to a number of growers is about 20 or 30. we've got a lot more growers than that on our database but we think uh well it seems that they currently have something like 20 or 30 uh growers that are supplying apples and cherries into their packing shed and

one of the companies i was a director of i was only sorry i was an associate director not a director but an associate director called homeward bound holdings proprietary limited now that that company i won't tell you everything about it but that company did grow cherries and it had arrangements previously with carnarvon cherry proprietary limited bernard and fiona hall as i said are the directors of that and we say that seems to seems to be phoenixing into this company called bite right operations proprietary limited i'm going to put up a lot more information on our website about bike ride operations proprietary limited but there is a great deal of grey areas let's put it that way gray areas about bite right operations proprietary limited i will put up a uh sbs dateline transcript and i'll put up the links to the sbs dateline program and that was sometime in june and uh this company bite ride operations it must be um well let's go into murky waters let's put it that way it is according to the director fiona hall uh now she uh on sbs dateline amongst other things she admitted that this company that grows fruit uh ran out of water um at one of its orchards so i i don't know uh oh and there's a drought and there was bushfires so and there was you know record heat waves so um i also i will put up a link and i'll provide the transcript fiona blamed the drought um in an interview with uh i think they were called central west uh regional development and i'll put up the link it's uh it's on youtube you can uh you're gonna look at it and you can be the judge yourself but uh fiona didn't seem to um take the take the blame she's a allegedly a nuffield scholar fiona hall and uh fiona wasn't that keen to accept the blame for running out of water but it turns out when you're going to grow fruit you've got to start pumping sufficiently early out of your bores and you know fill your dams and all the rest so there's some questions in my mind whether she's a genuine nuffield scholar and i happen to know um and i'll put up the links fiona asked me to write the um to write the application for her nuffield scholarship i didn't i wouldn't but i do know who did write it and uh she was successful and the person that wrote it it was not fiona hall so there's some questions there about the real bona fides there i think of bernard and fiona hall bite right operations and canarvan cherry so grow a class action if you want to join our grower class action there's a link and uh if you've been growing fruit in the past uh this is maybe and i i think from the documents that i've seen and that the documents that i've assembled uh concerning homewood-bound holdings proprietary limited uh we we have questions um we fiona in sbs dateline uh claimed that her staff were paid eighty dollars a day now that seems an extraordinarily an extraordinary or seventy dollars a day seems to me to be an extraordinarily low figure what is confusing and why we think that there is scope for a growing class action is

the bills that went to the the um growers work for considerably more considerably more than 80 a day for staff in fact we've got one staff member um who has no date of birth no name sorry he has a name um i won't say his name but i might publish some details uh in fact i probably will i will publish the invoice there you go i will publish the invoice and the invoice has the person's name on it the particular person in mind uh we did some searches and this person has no date of birth according to canaan cherry it has no date of birth that person no date of birth he worked 180 something hours in the week now there only is 168 hours in the week so even if he worked every hour in the week we got billed a week being homeward bound holdings proprietary limited got billed for in excess of 24 hours a day seven days a week for this particular block so if he exists he does not have a tax file number he uh does have a tax file number exemption for being under 18 and his um so this under 18 worked more than 24 hours a day and we got a bill homewood bound holdings for 4 thousand more in excess of four thousand dollars for one week when um according to fiona on the sbs dateline they pay their stuff something like 80 a day so you go figure that out i say that there is scope for this grower class action and for those growers that want to join us and want to get want to be charged a fair sum and don't want the assets of carnarvon cherry to end up phoenixed into bite right operations proprietary limited now's the time to contact us

and we are putting together this class action as i mentioned now uh we have been talking about this for some months and uh the reason it hasn't proceeded until now was because of there was a public inquiry i'll put the links uh the uh federal government the treasurer uh ran through the commonwealth uh parliament a public inquiry into litigation funding and class actions and there was considerable unknown areas so if you're one of the uh growers to carnavan cherry proprietary limited we think we know who you are we are going to write to you you will get our emails and you will get an invitation you can also you can join up as as a as a grower and we have a very interesting um person to be the lead plaintiff so you can't be the lead plaintiff but you can be a class action member and uh we do have this afsl we've got the details of our afsl on their website

www.dcpartners.solutions and search in the afsl and you'll find the particulars of our afsl so here we are we're almost the end of another episode of season one episode two of the five hours pop podcast rogues rascals rorts rip-offs and reviewables and uh there was another r that we added today i can't remember what it was but racketeers i think that might have been it so look uh there's an endless stream of asses and we're here to shine the light on them and discuss them and

answer your questions and look through our afsl if we can help people like you to obtain a just uh outcome uh we'd be super keen to do that so uh at the end you'll see uh some contact details for us 1-300-327-123 uh you can always email us at solutions at dcpartners.solutions or talk to us in the bottom uh corner of the screen there's an instant chat there on our website www.dcpartners.solutions love to hear from you love to receive your emails if you've got any feedback on any of our horror stories if you happen to know one of our villains if you've got documents about them or anything you want to shed some light on you maybe you used to work there you want to clear your conscience however it is uh by all means come and make contact with us and we'd love to hear from you and uh we'll be seeing you very soon we've got uh oodles endless oodles of uh uh juicy tidbits for uh uh for our viewers and uh thank you very much for the uh incredible response we've had lots and lots of uh interest in the podcast so we'll look forward to producing episode three for you in the very near future thank

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Public interest

Dural’s director is Ralph Ignatius Paligaru. Ralph purports to have connections to people in extremely high public offices in Fiji – Cabinet Ministers some having, he claims, attended a Marist College as a Schoolboy in Fiji where he has said that he formed relationships with persons later coming to occupy, as I mentioned, high public offices in Fiji. It is believed that some of these connections include to persons within the Reserve Bank of Fiji, Fiji Hardwood Corporation and a number of Government Departments and elsewhere. It is believed some of the below may be of public interest to those trading with persons and dealing with government officials, in some instances, in Fiji as well as interest to foreign persons providing aid or other support to Fiji or otherwise. It may also be of interest to Australians & Chinese – Australia contributes a substantial sum of aid to Fiji (China is also reported to provide aid to Fiji), so naturally have an interest in the good governance of the Country of Fiji – one of Australia’s regional neighbours together with an interest in efficient and proper utilisation of the Aid provided by our nation to Fiji. Regrettably, Fiji, it is reported, has corruption problems as do other countries within the region. The below may also be in the public interest of persons from or interested in India. The public interest of Australia may also be involved – Ralph and his employer (discussed throughout this blog, a man named Mohan Kumar) lobbied and received Visa’s and had other legitimate dealings with officials and public office holders in Australia. The solvency of corporations in Australia, their proper or improper registration of companies or otherwise, to provision of finance guaranteed by “mums and dads”, the rates of interest charged (in this case compounding at 6% PER MONTH IN DEFAULT, e.g. >72% per annum) and other factors are also believed to be of public interest.

About the company and its director

Ralph is the public officer of a company named Mills Management Fiji Pte Ltd – company search available here. The search records the registered address of Mills Management as Dreketi, Labasa, Fiji. The asset – Mill – that Mills Management Fiji Pte Ltd runs – is the Dreketi Mill, Dreketi, Labasa, Fiji.

As mentioned, Ralph is also a former director of Dural Alliances Pty Ltd (in liquidation).

Dural Alliances Pty Ltd was incorporated on 28 July 2017 with Ralph’s as its director and secretary. Craig Adams was, according to Ralph, involved in the registration of this company later obtaining the consent of Ralph. Later Ralph gave sworn evidence to the NSW Supreme Court, in part stating the followings:

This statement raises issues of public policy – people becoming shadow directors amongst other things.

Dural Alliances was placed into liquidation by order of the Federal Court of Australia – click here to view court order. The Plaintiff in the windup was DCP Litigation Holdings Pty Ltd.

Particulars of the debt and proof owed by Dural to DCP Litigation can be found here (the debt was not disputed, the windup was not opposed).

Dural, Ralph caused funds to be borrowed of $540,000 using their family home at 88 Perfection Ave, Stanhope Gardens as security for the loan advanced by Franklin Yeezy Holdings Pty Ltd.

A mortgage (variations sought by John Mahony of Mahony Law) and a deed (the deed preparation appears to have been witnessed by the Paligaru’s solicitor John Mahony of Mahony Law) and the Deed purports to have been entered in August 2017, a couple of days before the Franklin Yeezy advance. The mortgage of Franklin Yeezy was prepared, to the best of my knowledge by David Lalic of Strategic Legal. Ralph gave sworn evidence that Mahony Law was paid for their services as follows:

Pursuant to the deed, Dural, Ralph apparently received a charge over land belonging to Craig Adam’s company Golden Arrow International Pty Ltd as security, being land in Warriewood in return for the sum of $540,000. The deed was entered on or about 4 August 2017 – apparently in front of his solicitor John Mahony of Mahony Law, however a caveat was not registered until about 6 December 2017 – some 4 months laterclick here to view the caveat.

Precisely what would motivate Ralph to mortgage their house (where the default interest rate was compounding at 6% PER MONTH, i.e. >72% pa?)

Prior to entry into the Franklin Yeezy mortgage, Ralph entered Heads of Agreement (discussed in the Profile of Ralph Paligaru – click here to view) – which appears to have been signed around 24 April 2016. Ralph was Power of Attorney for Mohan Kumar and in the following weeks (May 2016) Ralph used his Power of Attorney for Mohan Kumar to execute a contract of sale to sell Kumar’s Dural Land to Craig’s companyBargoASIC search available here. The writer does not suggest the election to sell was not the legitimate wish of Kumar.

It is clear from the ASIC search that neither Ralph nor Mohan Kumar were ever the registered owner of any shares in Bargo although the vendor terms / mortgage between Mohan Kumar and Bargo entitled the vendor to accept shares in Bargo under certain circumstances (e.g. if Bargo was in default) – see mortgage.

Moreover, Craig Adams provided to Ralph (POA for Kumar) all the shares in Bargo as security for a vendor loan (if Bargo was in default under the $4m vendor loan?).

To the best information of the writer, neither Mohan Kumar nor Ralph elected to transfer or accept shares (or transfer the Bargo shares despite holding a signed transfer available to transfer the shares to whoever they’d like under the vendor mortgage / terms.

It is unknown what happened to the Heads of Agreement – it is unknown or unclear from the Heads of Agreement if Craig (or Ralph) held any shares ‘on trust’ for another person or persons – e.g. Mohan Kumar?

Ralph made written and then oral admissions to me in mid 2017 that the Heads of Agreement was “my deal” – click here to view the email containing this admission.

But this still does not explain why Ralph mortgaged their house and provided $540,000 to Craig or for the benefit of Craig? The precise benefit (if any) that Ralph thought they would receive is unknown? The writer supposes that the email from Ralph to myself dated 8 June 2017 may provide clues where it states the following:

Dural Alliance’s demise

Ralph Paligaru, the sole director of the company, had notice of the winding up of Dural Alliances but did not attend court nor contest or defend the alleged debt owed to my company in any way. Accordingly, the court, by issuing the windup order was, I believe, satisfied that Dural Alliances owed the sum alleged to the Plaintiff – DCP Litigation Holdings Pty Ltd (or at the very least owed in excess of the statutory minimum sum required to order the windup of a corporation AND that there was no dispute at all that the sum, or at least the minimum required sum, was owed to the applicant company, DCP Litigation Holdings Pty Ltd).

What is known is Bargo is now in liquidation, Craig is bankrupt. Dural Alliances was placed in liquidation in February 2020 in the Federal Court of Australia by my company, DCP Litigation Holdings Pty Ltdsee the attached court order – click here. DCP Litigation Holdings proved a debt owed to it by Dural Alliances in the amount of $179,999.82the same source of debt alleged in order to windup that company – court order obtained here.

A copy of the report to creditors of Dural Alliances can be viewed by clicking here.

A copy of the originating process for the windup include:

Creditors statutory demand

Affidavit of service

Originating process to Federal Court

Court listing particulars

Affidavit of debt

Windup order

Other matters / co-incidences?

In around April 2020, Ralph sold 88 Perfection Ave, Stanhope Gardens to satisfy some of the mortgages or charges however a 3rd charge to my company was not discharged and the caveat protecting that charge was withdrawn.

Coincidentally, the first mortgagee that was paid (as is usual) from the sale of 88 Perfection Ave, Stanhope Gardens was also linked to the mortgagor of the Dural land through lender Pacific8 – whose director is a man named Adam Tilley – a person infamously (so it is reported) being victim of a firebombing involving convicted murderer Ron Medich and his victim, Michael McGuirk. The writer is not suggesting Mr. Tilley is other than Mr. Paligaru (and Craig Adam’s) lender.

In or about February 2020, Pacific8 (the holder of an AFSL) loaned money under a 1st mortgage to Ralph. Pacific8 (is the holder of an AFSL). Pacific8 also loaned money to Craig’s company Bargo through a series of controlled companies, e.g. N&M and Kesinda. These loans to both Craig and Ralph are most likely just a coincidence, the writer does not suggest any wrongdoing by Adam Tilley’s Pacific8 (the holder of an AFSL)?

A further coincidence is that Adam Tilley’s Pacific8 (the holder of an AFSL) and Franklin Yeezy share the same lawyer – Summer Lawyers a firm who does specialise and act for a large number of Sydney based private lenders (such as Pacific 8).

The writer is only opining that “its a small world” and does not suggest or imply any wrongdoing.

The writer also notes that Mr. Tilley is not associated with Franklin Yeezy Holdings Pty Ltd.

A copy of the report to creditors of Dural Alliances can be viewed by clicking here.

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