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| | | ... time the uncompensated victims have struggled to make ends meet, some have passed away, others have been retrenched and justice has still not been done." He criticized the Australian Securities and Investment Commissions (ASIC) decision to charge Richard ... |
| | | | ... 0.56 per cent, at 5,347.8. NEW YORK - US stocks fell modestly, ending the Dow's four-day streak of fresh records, as the Justice Department announced a record $US13 billion ($A13.91 billion) settlement over mortgage securities with JPMorgan Chase. The ... |
| | | | ... million of client funds without approval. "Each of the identified group members could seek relief in their own right," Justice Buchanan confirmed. But the judge saw some of the cases for relief as "apparently weak in an evidentiary sense" and added that ... |
| | | | ... Opes Prime Group Limited group and pleaded not guilty to the charges. Following a five-week trial, which was heard before Justice Whelan of the Victorian Supreme Court, found Smith not guilty on both charges. Opes Prime, a securities lender and broker ... |
| | | | ... However, many banks have exploited loopholes in the system to avoid paying the full rate on domestic income. In his judgment, Justice Richard Edmonds said, "We consider that the ATO is entitled to apply its view of the law to prior income years relevant ... |
| | | | ... they called a meeting of unit holders in April to change the responsible entity of the fund. Queensland Supreme Court Justice Dalton agreed, saying: "The administrators of [LM] have, in my view, demonstrated a preparedness to act in a way inconsistent ... |
| | | | ... effective enough and we are seeking compensation for the 310 victims and to bring the people responsible for the Trio Fraud to justice," he said. Matters also noted that the VOFF "has no longer any confidence on the Rudd government to effectively tackle ... |
| | | | ... Ginia. Mr Hancock has been put forward as a proposed alternative trustee, along with Adelaide businessman Bruce Carter. Justice Patricia Bergin described Ms Rinehart's offer as a "very big step". "This litigation has been going for years," she said. ... |
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