Mainzeal decision shows legislative reform needed: Bell Gully
Law prohibits directors from accepting levels of risk 'permissible in other jurisdictions'.
Richard Yan and Dame Jenny Shipley.
Hamish McNicol
Wed, 30 Aug 2023
Partners at law firm Bell Gully have joined a growing chorus calling for a legislative review of directors' duties following the Supreme Court's long-awaited Mainzeal judgment last week.
On Friday, the Supreme Court dismissed appeals from the four directors of failed construction company Mainzeal
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Hamish McNicol
Wed, 30 Aug 2023
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