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Here comes the Steinhoff legend.
In the court papers, Hamilton argues the settlement gives undue preference to a select group of creditors — essentially certain well-connected businessmen, such as Wiese, who entered large share-purchase or swap contracts directly with Steinhoff.
Hamilton, which represents a wide group of market purchase claimants — including asset managers such as Coronation, Allan Gray, Sanlam and Old Mutual — has a R14bn claim against Steinhoff. 25% OF ALL CLAIMS!
They say this group, the contractual claimants, don’t constitute a "class" of creditors as envisaged by the act, that can be distinguished from others for the purpose of a separate (and better) offer. ALL THE SAME CLASS!
IF HAMILTON SAYS NO, YOU ARE TOAST!
Gif of the Heros from Steinhoff