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Company liquidation dispute and threats

Threats and Demands After Company Liquidation

Behnam ยท 2026-07-01 13:25:01 to 2026-07-01 13:29:47

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Summary

The speakers discuss a man (likely a former business associate or relative) who keeps calling the office and demanding money, despite the company having been liquidated over a year ago. Damoon relays messages from the man, including a proposal to sell cheese from a local cash and carry and a comment that any warehouse sale would need to be cleared with Reza. Behnam confirms the man has no legal recourse, and Sarah points out the company is already finished. Several participants express frustration with the man's threatening behavior, including his stated intention to come down and call the police. One speaker says he refuses to take calls from someone who threatens him. The conversation ends with a vague remark about finding something 'in the family.'

Facts

  • The company has been liquidated for more than a year.
  • The man is demanding money.
  • The man threatened to come down and call the police.
  • The man has no legal recourse.
  • Damoon passed on a message that selling the warehouse would require asking Reza.
  • Bernhard is mentioned as paying him something.
  • The man mentioned getting cheese from a local cash and carry to sell.
  • One speaker does not answer calls from the man because he threatens.

Tasks

  • Consider taking action regarding the man's demands.
  • Ask Reza about the warehouse sale if the sale is pursued.

Issues

  • A man is demanding money and threatening to call police despite the company being liquidated.
  • Communication with the man is difficult and hostile.
  • There is a question about whether any legal recourse remains.
  • The warehouse sale requires approval from Reza.