Peter Gillis can still sell his holiday parks for 185 million euros to the financiers who withdrawn earlier. The judge in Haarlem determined that on Thursday morning in summary proceedings. Omroep Brabant has the verdict. The financiers wanted to withdraw because the tax authorities seized the parks, but according to the court that is not possible.
The Gillis family recently reported that their ten Dutch holiday parks had been sold. Moments later, the financier withdrew because the tax authorities had seized the parks.
According to Gillis’ lawyer, the buyer wanted to take over the parks, but he said he could not use them yet. Reality star Peter Gillis and his family then promoted an emergency procedure. The family demanded that the sales agreement is simply complied with and the judge now agrees.
A lawsuit is running against the real estate entrepreneur and reality star Gillis for many years of tax fraud through his holiday parks. The parks were also illegally inhabited. In the end, all locations had to close. Because reopening was not in sight and the situation became ‘untenable’, Gillis sought a buyer for the parks.
Fraud
Earlier this week, the real estate entrepreneur and reality star were convicted of tax fraud. He was sentenced to a year in prison, of which six months are conditional. Gillis appealed against this.