Hybrid International LLC v. Scotia International of Nevada Inc. et al: Complaint (‘Fraudulent Transfers’)

Complaint to void “fraudulent and/or voidable transfers” involving, inter alia, Max Warren Barber and his father, Warren Dunn Barber, in Hybrid International LLC v. ENT International Limited Liability Company, a.k.a. ENT International LLC; GSE Global LLC, Aura X LLC, MSB International LLC, Scotia International of Nevada Inc., Sarah Grace Navarra, a.k.a. Grace Barber, and John Does 1-10 at the Third Judicial District Court, Salt Lake City, State of Utah, USA.

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Pages: 17

Date: March 14, 2024

Allegation: Fraud

Plaintiffs/Applicants Attorneys: Jonathan Kirk

Case Number: Xx Xx Xx

Defendants/Respondents: ENT International Limited Liability Company, GSE Global LLC, Aura X LLC, MSB International LLC, Scotia International of Nevada Inc., Sarah Grace Navarra

Plaintiffs/Applicants: Hybrid International LLC

Topics

Fraud

Keywords

Hybrid International Max Barber MSB International Sarah Navarra Scotia International of Nevada Warren Barber

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