The business - Bankruptcy court issues warrant for Windhorst's arrest.
The court in Hannover has issued a warrant for the arrest of investor Lars Windhorst. A court spokesperson confirmed this information on Tuesday after being asked. Windhorst allegedly neglected his responsibilities during the bankruptcy filing against IZ Hannover GmbH. The court believes that Windhorst holds the position of managing director for the GmbH, but he missed a hearing on April 22 without providing an explanation. The arrest warrant was issued on May 23rd. Despite this, Windhorst has filed an appeal against the arrest warrant. At first, various media outlets, including "Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung", reported on the situation.
A representative from Windhorst's Tennor Group confirmed an appeal had been made against the arrest warrant. The warrant, as stated by the Tennor Group, is a tool the court utilizes to ensure Windhorst cooperates. Windhorst claims he did not intentionally avoid fulfilling his obligations. He vows to discuss this issue with the court and the bankruptcy administrator.
On Wednesday, Windhorst will attend a press conference, but the focus will be on the current state of the shipyard Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft.
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- The warrant for Lars Windhorst's arrest was issued by the insolvency court in Lower Saxony, specifically located in Hanover.
- Windhorst's duty to cooperate with the court was outlined in the arrest warrant, issued by the court in Schleswig-Holstein.
- Despite the arrest warrant, IZ Hannover GmbH's bankruptcy court has yet to receive any cooperation from Windhorst, who is the managing director of the company.
- The local court in Hannover is expected to hear Windhorst's case regarding the arrest warrant, given his appeal against it.
