Creditors of Dublin windows firm that owes €1.2m to customers allege fraud

Creditors of a Dublin windows and doors company that closed suddenly late last year have alleged that the firm and its senior management engaged in fraudulent activity, the High Court has heard.

Mr Justice Brian Cregan heard on Wednesday that DK Windows and Doors Ltd owes approximately €1.2 million in customer deposits it received for 225 unfulfilled orders.

Graham Kenny, a partner with the Eversheds Sutherland firm appearing for the liquidators of DK Windows, told the judge of “very serious allegations” outlined in a report prepared by over 50 of the company’s creditors, and shared with his clients.

Mr Kenny said that the liquidators were considering the report, and noted that the company’s director has not yet had a chance to respond to it.

Mr Kenny said that some creditors allege that the company continued to take deposits and offer discounts in the lead-up to its liquidation last year. He also noted that some creditors were considering bringing their own court…