A Queensland veterinary clinic has launched a claim over the estate of Nathan Tinkler after telling the Federal Court the billionaire-turned-bankrupt had outstanding debts of more than $107,000.
Westvets Animal Hospital and Mr Tinkler are expected to appear at a Federal Court hearing in February over the matter, which comes nine months after Mr Tinkler attempted to relaunch his career upon the expiry of a ban on him managing Australian companies.
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