Auckland barrister John Eichelbaum says a ‘miscarriage of justice’ must be averted.
John Eichelbaum Wed, 03 Jun 2020
In 2004, several thousand New Zealand investors, mainly ‘mum and dad’ investors including many pensioners seeking yield, signed up to participate in a carpet maker’s IPO, which promised them a 9% yield.
It was Feltex, and it was a dud. They lost their money with remarkable speed.
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