VK LINEHAUL LTD
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I have not heard the name Whiskey River in a long time. Going back to 2004 we had "Whiskey River (Product Line Holdings)" set up as a vendor, we later set up "Product Line Holdings & Logistics Inc". I can't tell from our TMS if Whiskey River was a DBA or if there was a legal name change plus can't remember when it was acquired by the VK Group but guessing 2021
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Did anyone else have freight in transit when this went down and having trouble getting it returned? We had 2 shipments that were caught up in the middle of this, 1 has been returned to customer. The second is more complicated, apparently some of the owner operators that are owed by VK are holding/hiding the trailers to try and leverage payment by MNP. What a mess!
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Cannot say I blame the O/O. I know a guy I worked for took trailers tarps chains etc when we all got let go on Dec 22nd back about 92-93. Guy fired every driver O/O ( I worked for an O/O) and then left everyone in the yard office and went home. He came back the place was a barren wasteland as he was also a shady bastard late on pay all the time.
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No longer in CCAA, now in receivership. Their last stay was rejected due to bad faith actions from the debtor.
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Why Courts take bad faith seriously: Insights from the VK Group decision | Insights | MLT Aikins
The BC Supreme Court determined that bad faith conduct by the debtors was sufficient to end CCAA proceedings & appointing a receiver was appropriate.
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VK Group pushed into receivership after court rejects CCAA stay - Truck News
A group of British Columbia–based trucking and delivery companies has been pushed into receivership after the Supreme Court of British Columbia refused to
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