Epicentre ex-chairman faces bankruptcy petition over S$588,020 debt
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THE former acting chief executive officer and executive chairman of Catalist-listed Epicentre Holdings Kenneth Lim Tiong Hian is facing a bankruptcy petition for a judgment debt of over half a million dollars.
Tay Oon Tiong, through his lawyers Winston Quek & Company, took out a notice in The Straits Times on Thursday to inform Mr Lim of a bankruptcy application against him. This came about as the petition notice could not be served directly on Mr Lim.
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