Pigeon King still perched in northern roost
Meanwhile back in the Kitchener area, where the self-anointed Pigeon King produced his mess, a tiny group of creditors met behind closed doors
photo: Susan Taves
Meanwhile back in the Kitchener area, where the self-anointed Pigeon King produced his mess, a tiny group of creditors met behind closed doors
photo: Susan Taves
While a quest for missing documents triggered court actions among some parties police say it’s actually the large number documents associated with Pigeon King International that has slowed their investigation
Trustee ‘has registered an interest on title’ to Arlan Galbraith’s farm near Cochrane
A police initiative to include more complainants has left some investors confused
Police still gathering evidence more than a year after pigeon breeding scheme collapses
Photo: The former Pigeon King International was headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario.
Illinois fears bankrupt Pigeon King International could rise from the dead
Photo: Arlan Galbraith
Breeders upset as delay pushes court date into autumn
Creditors of Pigeon King International comment on the company’s founder’s efforts to resist personal bankruptcy.
Reposted Wednesday Dec. 17, 2008
How, and if, the founder of a failed pigeon breeding scheme promoted his company’s incorporation to business associates may well hold the key to his defense against personal bankruptcy.
More than four months after the collapse of his ill-fated pigeon breeding scheme owner Arlan Galbraith has been hit with two separate legal actions. Filed the same day, in different courthouses, by separate parties, both target his personal assets.