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| | | ... Bentham demanded that AET pay compensation of over $82 million on behalf of the investors. "Whilst final orders [from Supreme Court of NSW] are awaited, the Trustee is expected to be awarded compensation of approximately $80 million plus costs, payable ... |
| | | | ... successful according to Primary, but Aurora refused to recognise it, saying not all unitholders were given enough notice. Supreme Court of New South Wales declared the January 15 meeting and its resolutions to replace the responsible entities as invalid ... |
| | | | ... is not always the case despite s17A. Chu pointed to the Marsella case, which recently unfolded at the Victorian Supreme Court. The Swanton Superannuation Fund was established in 2003 by Helen Marsella (deceased) and her daughter from a previous marriage ... |
| | | | ... Primary, but Aurora refused to recognise it, saying not all unitholders were given enough notice. Yesterday afternoon, Supreme Court of New South Wales declared the January 15 meeting and its resolutions to replace the responsible entities as invalid ... |
| | | | ... estimate that over two-million accounts have been impacted by AMP's alleged misconduct," Dellavedova said. The NSW Supreme Court recently ordered only one of several class actions launched against AMP can proceed. The class actions of Maurice Blackburn ... |
| | | | The NSW Supreme Court has ordered only one of several class actions launched against AMP can proceed. In a judgement late last week, the NSW Supreme Court ordered only one of the five class action lawsuits filed against AMP in the wake of its Royal ... |
| | | | ... commodities when they were not licensed to do so. Courtenay House liquidators, Grant Thornton, said in its report to the Supreme Court of NSW in November last year that Courtenay House was operating a ponzi scheme. The liquidators found in their investigation ... |
| | | | ... said. "IOOF intends to defend this claim." Quinn Emanuel filed its class action proceedings against IOOF in the Supreme Court of New South Wales on Friday on behalf of IOOF shareholders. The class action is a direct result of revelations out of the Banking ... |
| | | | ... class action against IOOF. Quinn Emanuel partner Damian Scattini said the firm will next week file a claim in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The class action is run as an "open" one, meaning all investors who bought IFL stock between 27 May 2015 ... |
| | | | ... not properly witnessed, while the other was never signed. Brock's family members battled it out in the Victorian Supreme Court to determine which will was valid, resulting in "considerable dissipation of estate assets," the law firm said. Australian ... |
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