Dominic Chappell takes £10m BHS bill to court
Bought failing retailer for £1
TPR is reported to believe Chappell knew the business was bust before buying it
Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell will contest the £9.5m bill demanded by The Pensions Regulator (TPR), the watchdog has confirmed.
Chappell, who bought the failing retail store in 2015 for just £1, will ask the Upper Tribunal to strike out the two contribution notices handed out by the watchdog's determinations panel in January...
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