Nathan Tinkler says his firm is planning to pay a legal costs order of $240,000 after the business his private company attempted to sue applied to have Tinkler Group wound up.
It is facing a wind-up action in the Federal Court of Australia brought by Mach Energy, where Mr Tinkler’s former business partner, Kin Chan, is a director, on Tuesday.
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