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| | | ... August 2015. The Court found the failures by NSG to ensure compliance by its representatives were systemic in nature, with Justice Moshinsky regarding the contraventions as "very serious ones." ASIC commenced proceedings against NSG in June 2016, with ... |
| | | | ... failing to disclose climate change risks in its annual reports have withdrawn the claim. Legal correspondence between social justice group Environmental Justice Australia and CBA over an eight month period climaxed with EJA filing proceedings in the ... |
| | | | ... He was sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison, with a non-parole period of half that time. Upon sentencing Noonan, Justice Escourt of the Supreme Court of Tasmania described Noonan's crimes as "egregious violations of his fiduciary duty to his clients." ... |
| | | | ... notices on its website about the statements being misleading and to also pay ASIC's litigation costs. In his judgment, Justice Perram stated that the statements about 'approved' investment projects were false and misleading because Huntley's projects ... |
| | | | ... companies and various members of the Millner family, Perpetual claimed, participated in cross-holdings. Federal Court judge Justice Jayne Jagot said that having considered the circumstances, "reasonable directors would not consider maintenance of the ... |
| | | | The US Department of Justice is seeking to recover about $2 billion in assets misappropriated from a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund in a scandal with ties to the Malaysian prime minister's stepson and US actor Leonardo DiCaprio, among other notable ... |
| | | | ... compensation - up to $205,755,601 to investors in the fund - and the majority of ASIC's costs. Overseeing the proceedings, Justice Douglas endorsed ASIC's view that legal requirements were flagrantly ignored, saying the penalties should reflect the complete ... |
| | | | ... to Government registry functions," he said. The potential sale was always controversial. In August this year, the Tax Justice Network - comprising unions and associations such as the National Union of Workers, Australian Services Union, Caritas Australia ... |
| | | | ... growth. Australia's strong cartel laws apply equally across the economy, including in the banking sector." In his judgment, Justice Wigney stated: "There could be little doubt that the attempted contraventions... were very serious... The conduct of the ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure over the next four years and $40 billion of that is in transport. Five billion is in each of the health, education, justice and other sectors," she said. She added $53 billion of that investment will be paid for by the taxpayer and there ... |
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