Metlifecare urges High Court to let shareholders have their say
Engaging Metlifecare's owners now might avoid costly court case over disputed takeover, court hears.
Reweti Kohere
Thu, 28 May 2020
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The Auckland High Court has heard a proposed takeover of Metlifecare has been done for shareholders’ benefit alone and they should now determine whether pursuing the at-risk deal through the courts is worth the cost.
A much-anticipated hearing kicked off between the listed aged care provider
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Reweti Kohere
Thu, 28 May 2020
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