Rich Lister’s ‘Donald Trump styled’ counter suit against Islamic investment firm over $US35m
Case will open the can of worms that was the Canterbury receivership.
Kiwi businessman and academic David Teece has taken to heart the aphorism “the best defence is a good offence” by counter-suing an Islamic investment firm, which is pursuing him over a $US3.4 million debt.
The California-based NBR Rich Lister alleges the company, Kuwait Finance House (KFH),
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Tue, 08 Aug 2017
Tue, 08 Aug 2017
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Rich Lister’s ‘Donald Trump styled’ counter suit against Islamic investment firm over $US35m
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