In spite of the extensive synthetic and structural studies of metallo-organic derivatives of group 14 elements, germanium has received less attention 1,2. Metallo-organic compounds of germanium have been the subject of considerable research interest due to its diverse structural features 3 and wide range of technological applications in industries 4. These types of complexes have been well established as good precursors for metal oxide ceramic materials using sol-gel/MOCVD processes 5. Germanium alkoxides as well as its other modified derivatives are quite often used to fabricate the thin film of germania 6 and its nano-wires containing visible photo luminescent material 7. An appreciable contribution of GeO 2 in borosilicate glasses and in its other analogue glass ceramics has been reported by Darwish et al 8. A biologically active nanocomposite powdered material of magnesium oxide-germanium dioxide has been well documented 9. On the other hand, in addition to the structural variation, very recent coordination complex of gemanium(IV) has been shown as an efficient basic catalyst 10. Though, germanium(IV) complexes are well understood to adopt tetrahedral geometry 11 but, some recent reports of the last decade are revealing the distorted tetrahedral configuration around the germanium(IV) e.g. germanium tetra tertiary butoxide 12 and [Ge{S(CH 2) 2 S(CH 2) 2 S} 2 ] and [Ge{S(CH 2) 2 O(CH 2) 2 S} 2 ] 13. Distortion may be attributed to the formation of the two eight membered chelating rings and to the interaction between germanium and the free oxygen or sulphur of the ligands.