As you are probably aware. Edwin Narayan and Andrew Quinn of Mackay Goodwin are the liquidators appointed for OSE Qld. See
publishednotices.asic.gov.au/browsesearch-notices/notice-details/OSE-QLD-PTY-LTD-144486108/49de5ad0-2578-41d8-bcc1-6f548d0bca47Of possible relevance to any transfer of assets to related parties prior to liquidation (if any such transfers have occurred) is the following from
worrells.net.au/resources/news/selling-transferring-assets-before-liquidation "When a liquidator investigates an insolvent company, it's not uncommon to discover that some or all the company's assets were sold or transferred to a related party before the liquidator's appointment. Assets often include company motor vehicles being used by a director or tools of trade, intended for future ventures. Engaging in
pre-appointment transfers can expose both the director who initiated the transfer and the purchaser to potential liquidator claims, including:
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Uncommercial transactions: where the transactions are deemed to have provided inadequate benefit or result in a detriment to the company.
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Unreasonable director-related transactions: where the asset dispositions from a company to a director or close associate do not provide a benefit or result in a detriment to the company.
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Creditor-defeating dispositions: where transfers of property or assets were made for less than its current market value.
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Preferential payments: where payments (or asset transfers) made to a creditor (such as a related party) exceed the dividend amount they would have received in the liquidation.
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Offences under the Corporations Act 2001: various offences related to a director duties breaches from improper transactions. "
