"Cabbage" Paid In Full By Khani When Shown Letter By Tony Jacobs

Colourful northern suburbs identity and carpet layer Peter (“Cabbage”) McConnon has now been paid in full by Mehrab-Khani.

In a complete turnaround, Mehrab-Khani paid in full for the carpet that was laid in his property several weeks ago after Peter ("Cabbage") McConnon confronted him at his property and showed him a letter written by Tony Jacobs, where Tony offered to help "Cabbage" get the money owing to him.

The letter below is what did the trick:

Mehrab-Khani has a habit of not paying tradesmen, particularly the vulnerable single operators, as evidence by his multiple listings in the Tasmanian Debt Collection Gazette (several of which have been published on this blog).

His own lawyer just recently successfully sued for non-payment of over $13 000, see below listing from the Gazette:

This was the same lawyer that threatened me with a Defamation Case for writing a blog highlighting issues such as tradesmen not being paid. Lo and Behold, this very same lawyer is not paid either! This caused much merriment in Hobart legal circles, I am told.