Jon Adgemis memory lapse as liquidators examine $1.8b pub collapse
Jon Adgemis repeatedly said he couldn’t remember to multiple questions from liquidators about his failed pub empire, in the first of a two-day hearing.
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Jon Adgemis repeatedly said he couldn’t remember to multiple questions from liquidators about his failed pub empire, in the first of a two-day hearing.
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