RAM Ponzi victims’ filing ‘irregularities’ could preclude some payouts
Court date for set for showdown between ANZ and Ross Asset Management investors.
Julie Iles
Thu, 04 Feb 2021
The courtroom showdown between ANZ and Ponzi victims of Ross Asset Management has been set down for May 2, after the bank failed to get the claims of dishonest assistance, knowing receipt, and negligence struck out last year.
The date was set at a hearing today at Wellington High Court between
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Julie Iles
Thu, 04 Feb 2021
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RAM Ponzi victims’ filing ‘irregularities’ could preclude some payouts
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