79th Group LL6 Investor Recovery | Class Action Legal Support | Luxury Living Six Claims
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Are you seeking recovery and accountability in the wake of the 79th Group collapse?
Are you an investor in a 79th Group Company such as LL6 (Luxury Living Six), or related bond products? You are not alone. With serious concerns raised by Grant Thornton and other administrators regarding missing funds, unfulfilled promises, and trustee oversight, this platform brings investors together to coordinate efforts for transparency, justice and potential legal action.
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What We Do
- Unite affected investors across the UK and abroad to discuss their positions and make mutually beneficial decisions.
- Share verified updates from administrators and legal firms
- Facilitate collective legal action where viable
- Assist investors in understanding their rights and recovery options
Join the Movement:
If you’ve invested in LL6 or related 79th Group products, register today to join our private group for updates, discussion on legal representation opportunities, and group communications.
What Happened?
Hundreds of investors were introduced to the 79th Group of companies and their projects like 79th Group Luxury Living Six Ltd (LL6), some with assurances of secured, asset-backed returns and trustee oversight.
For example in the LL6 company – The Concern
According to the administrator’s report dated June 2025:
LL6 did not hold legal title to the assets it claimed to
Investor funds were not safeguarded in LL6 accounts
Introducers and trustees may have failed in their obligations
Our Mission
This site was created by and for investors to push for:
Group information exchange between investors
Transparent investigation
Legal accountability
Group representation
Recovery of losses wherever possible
We Are Here To Help
79th Group investor compensation. This may result in LL6 class action. Luxury Living Six claims will be managed professionally. T&T Trustees may have liability also. Introducers such as Clann Investment may also be subject to claims.
We will be seeking recovery solicitors and investor agreement for class actions relating to the 79th Group projects such as the LL6 investor. Grant Thornton administration of LL6 will be providing updates of asset identification. Are you looking to make professional indemnity insurance claims relating to the 79th Group?
- Unite affected investors across the UK and abroad to discuss their positions and make mutually beneficial decisions.
- Share verified updates from administrators and legal firms
- Facilitate collective legal action where viable
- Assist investors in understanding their rights and recovery options
Useful Questions and Answers relating to The 79th Group
What is the LL6 administration process?
Understanding the 79th Luxury Living Six Ltd (LL6) Administration Process
LL6 entered administration on 16 April 2025, with Grant Thornton’s Stephen Cave and Gareth Latimer appointed as Joint Administrators 79th Group investment: Appeal for potential victims of investment fraud to come forward | City of London Police. The administration process is designed to maximize returns for creditors (investors) while investigating the company’s affairs.
Key stages of the LL6 administration include:
- Asset Investigation: Administrators are investigating fund flows and asset ownership, with early findings showing LL6 did not directly own the specifically referenced development sites (Loch Ness and Penrhos) listed in marketing materials 79th Group investment: Appeal for potential victims of investment fraud to come forward | City of London Police
- Creditor Claims Process: All LL6 investors must register their claims with Grant Thornton to receive distributions and updates
- Asset Recovery: Administrators are working with other insolvency practitioners across the 79th Group to trace and recover assets
- Quarterly Reporting: Progress reports are issued every 6 months detailing recoveries and next steps
- Final Distribution: Once assets are realized and expenses paid, remaining funds are distributed to creditors
What this means for LL6 investors: The administration process typically takes 12-18 months, though complex cases like this may take longer. There is currently significant uncertainty regarding potential asset realisations and the level of return to investors 79th Group investment: Appeal for potential victims of investment fraud to come forward | City of London Police.
Contact the LL6 Administrators: Email LL6investors@ie.gt.com for claim registration and updates.
Can I claim against T&T Trustees? T&T Trustees Legal Liability – Your Rights as an LL6 Investor
Potentially yes, LL6 investors may have valid claims against T&T Trustees Limited for breach of fiduciary duty and negligent oversight. T&T Trustees was appointed as Security Trustee under the Security Trust Deed dated 4 June 2024 and held a first ranking fixed and floating charge over LL6 79th Group investment: Appeal for potential victims of investment fraud to come forward | City of London Police.
Potential claims against T&T Trustees include:
Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Trustees have a legal obligation to act in investors’ best interests and monitor the security they hold
Negligent Supervision: Failure to properly oversee LL6’s use of investor funds and asset ownership
Professional Negligence: Inadequate due diligence on the underlying assets and business model
Failure to Enforce Security: Not taking appropriate action when red flags emerged
Key evidence supporting claims:
Investor funds were channelled through other group companies rather than held within LL6 79th Group investment: Appeal for potential victims of investment fraud to come forward | City of London Police
Marketing materials referenced assets that LL6 didn’t own
No evidence of viable business plan to deliver promised returns
Professional Indemnity Insurance: T&T Trustees, as a Gibraltar-based trust company, should carry professional indemnity insurance to cover such claims. This insurance may provide a route for compensation even if T&T Trustees has limited assets.
Time Limits: Claims against trustees typically have a 6-year limitation period from when the breach occurred, or 3 years from when you knew or should have known about it.
Next Steps: Gather all documentation showing T&T’s role in your investment and seek specialist legal advice on the strength of your potential claim.
What are the time limits for legal action?
Critical Limitation Periods for 79th Group LL6 Legal Claims
Understanding limitation periods is crucial for LL6 investors seeking compensation. Different types of claims have different time limits, and missing these deadlines could bar your claim entirely.
Key Limitation Periods:
Professional Negligence Claims (against introducers like Clann Investments):
6 years from when the loss occurred, OR
3 years from when you knew or should have known about the negligence
Maximum of 15 years from the negligent act
Trustee Breach of Duty Claims (against T&T Trustees):
6 years from when the breach occurred
May be extended if fraud or concealment is involved
Fraudulent Misrepresentation Claims:
6 years from when you discovered or should have discovered the fraud
Courts may extend this in cases of deliberate concealment
Contract Claims:
6 years from breach of contract
12 years if the contract was executed as a deed
Important Considerations:
Criminal proceedings don’t extend civil limitation periods – you cannot wait for the police investigation to conclude
The clock started ticking when you suffered loss (likely when you invested) or discovered the problems
Early action is essential – evidence preservation and witness recollection deteriorate over time
Protective Measures: Even if you’re unsure about proceeding, consider issuing a “Letter Before Action” to preserve your position and potentially extend negotiation periods.
Key Dates for LL6 Investors:
Investment dates: Primarily 2024-early 2025
Police investigation announced: February 2025
Administration commenced: April 2025
Urgent Advice: If you invested in LL6 in 2019-2020, you may be approaching limitation deadlines. Seek immediate legal advice to protect your position.
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How do I join the class action?
Joining the LL6 Investor Class Action – Your Step-by-Step Guide
A class action (group litigation) offers LL6 investors the most cost-effective way to pursue compensation against multiple defendants including T&T Trustees, introducing firms, and potentially directors.
Benefits of Group Legal Action:
- Shared Legal Costs: Litigation expenses split among participants
- Stronger Negotiating Position: Collective action carries more weight
- Access to Specialist Lawyers: Top-tier legal teams typically only viable for group cases
- Higher Recovery Prospects: Insurance companies more likely to settle group claims
How to Join the LL6 Class Action:
Step 1: Register Your Interest
- Complete our secure registration form below
- Provide basic investment details (amount, dates, introducer)
- No legal commitment at this stage
Step 2: Document Collection
- Gather all investment documentation
- Marketing brochures and communications
- Bank transfer records
- Correspondence with introducers/trustees
Step 3: Legal Assessment
- Specialist solicitors review your case
- Eligibility for group action confirmed
- Funding options explained (including After the Event insurance)
Step 4: Formal Participation
- Sign Group Litigation Order application
- Litigation funding arrangements finalized
- Case management begins
Current Status: We are working with leading investment fraud solicitors who are:
- Reviewing claims against T&T Trustees and introducers
- Investigating professional indemnity insurance coverage
- Preparing group litigation strategy
Eligibility Criteria:
- LL6 investor with losses above £10,000
- Able to demonstrate reliance on trustee oversight or introducer advice
- Investment made between 2024-2025
No Win, No Fee Available: Conditional Fee Arrangements with After the Event insurance may be available for eligible participants.
Funding Options:
- Conditional Fee Arrangements
- After the Event (ATE) insurance
- Litigation funding from third parties
- Legal expenses insurance (check your home/business policies)
Register for Updates: Join our secure investor group to receive:
- Legal strategy updates
- Settlement negotiations progress
- Administrator report summaries
- Coordination with other investor groups
Time-Sensitive: With limitation periods running, early registration is essential to preserve your legal position and secure your place in any group action.
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Register below to receive updates, join legal discussions, and access key documents and opportunities for action.
Companies Now in Administration
Several companies that issued loan notes to investors are now under administration. Below is a summary of each company and their appointed administrators.
79th Luxury Living Six Ltd (LL6)
Administrators (Grant Thornton, Belfast):
Stephen Cave (IP No. 10730)
Gareth Latimer (IP No. 18132)
79th Luxury Living Five Ltd (LL5)
Administrator:
Robert Goodhew, Kroll Advisory (London)
79th Commercial Three Ltd (CM3)
Administrators (Grant Thornton, Belfast):
Andrew Stoneman, Kroll (Gibraltar) Limited
Note: LL5 and CM3 were previously in interim receivership. Both are now in full administration, and formal insolvency proceedings have begun.
Other 79th Group Companies in Administration
Several other companies in The 79th Group are also under administration, managed by different firms:
Companies Administered by Quantuma Advisory Limited
- 79th GRP Client Ltd
- The 79th GRP Limited
- 79th Luxury Living Limited
- Seventy Ninth UK Limited
- Seventy Ninth Client Ltd
- Seventy Ninth Aviation Ltd
- 79th Leisure Two Development Ltd
- 79th Leisure Two Management Ltd
- 79th Luxury Living One Ltd
- The 79th Group Three Ltd
Administrators:
- Jeremy Woodside (IP No. 9515)
- Tracey Pye (IP No. 9671)
Contact: alex.holliday@quantuma.com
Companies Administered by CG & Co
- DJC Leisure Ltd
- Highlands Hideaway Ltd (formerly 79th Leisure Two Ltd)
Administrators:
- Daniel Richardson (IP No. 12650)
- Edward M Avery-Gee (IP No. 12410)
Contact: info@cg-recovery.com
If you are an investor or creditor in any of the above companies, please contact the relevant administrator as soon as possible to register your claim and receive updates.
Need legal help now? We are happy to put angry investors together and working with solicitors currently reviewing investor claims. Details will be shared between investor groups.