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Eric Watson’s Cullen Group didn't dodge tax, court told

Cullen Group finance man to give evidence.

NBR Rich Lister Eric Watson’s Cullen Group has launched its $59.5 million tax suit against Inland Revenue, arguing it shouldn’t assume the transaction at issue avoided tax because it featured entities registered in the Cayman Islands.

Justice Matthew Palmer is presiding in the High Court at

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