Eric Watson stung for costs, court describes his case against Owen Glenn as ‘fanciful’
UPDATED: Watson-linked trust to appeal decision.
Controversial businessman Eric Watson has failed to bring a derivative action against Sir Owen Glenn’s interests in the English courts, resulting in hefty costs being awarded.
In a judgment released last week, English High Court judge Mark Pelling ruled that Novatrust, which is associated with Mr
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Duncan Bridgeman
Tue, 16 Dec 2014
Tue, 16 Dec 2014
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Eric Watson stung for costs, court describes his case against Owen Glenn as ‘fanciful’
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