UTRECHT (Reuters) – The former owner of the bankrupt empire Oad trip, the family Ter Haar, demanding 80 million euros in damage Rabobank .
In documents that Tuesday will be filed with the court in Utrecht, the shareholder family says that the tour company through the unnecessary credit termination by the department special management of the bank has gone bankrupt. Therefore about 1600 people lost their jobs and members creditors, including the Travel Compensation Fund, a noose of tens of millions.
The family Ter Haar has a portion of the money that was meant originally in 2013 for an additional capital injection , approximately 7.5 million set aside to litigate to the Supreme Court, said a spokesman. ,, There is a war chest. ”
Claim
Rabobank’s family Ter Haar a counter-claim in prospect on December 11 letter. According to lawyers of the bank’s claim has no chance and serves purely to damage the reputation of the bank.
The 1924 dating family business started in September 2013 bankruptcy after Rabobank had terminated the credit line of 20 million euros. According to the bank met the family shareholders do not meet the requirements for capital gain.
Risk
The family Ter Haar, however, according to a spokesman for the bank as much collateral as commercial buildings and buses had claimed that the risk was already full to the shareholders. As an example, call the lawyers in the documents that Rabobank after the sale of various securities 5 million of trustees must repay has. It was also the seasonal credit of 20 million euros annually repaid in full.
According to a spokesman had Oad at the time of the bankruptcy ,, no euro debt had no outstanding loans, no arrears, never in 10 years missed a payment to Rabobank and 6 million in cash. ”
No claim right
Legal experts say that on behalf of Rabobank acted carefully. The bank also believes that shareholders have no claim in bankruptcy law. That right lies with the trustees.
The curators of Oad let incidentally external actions of Rabobank also investigate.
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