Antonis Georgiou successfully represented his client in a bankruptcy petition where the respondents attempted to argue that the judgment debt had been achieved through fraudulent means. Antonis Georgiou effectively dismantled these arguments, proving that the judgment debt was legitimate and not obtained fraudulently. The court agreed with his legal reasoning, reinforcing the integrity of the judgment and dismissing the allegations of fraud issuing the bankruptcy order. This victory emphasized Antonis Georgiou's expertise in complex financial and bankruptcy matters, particularly in challenging attempts to undermine a legitimate debt based on unfounded claims.
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DECISION ON BANKRUPTCY PETITION – SUCCESSFUL DEFENSE AGAINST FRAUDULENT TRANSFER ALLEGATION
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