Barry Keon emailed a status report to all participants in the Cornwell v Syms Purvis Curtin and Perris case yesterday. The email went into a little more detail than yesterday’s article on VoV.

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After reviewing the Armitage v Church case, and the successful application by Bret Jackson and Kenneth Swain for summary judgement/strike out of the claims against them in the Luscombe v O’Sullivan, Syms, Purvis, Gaylard, Jackson, Swain, Curtin and Perris case, the following situation can be described. (more…)

This is another of the Dennis King Law cases from New Plymouth. Karen Towt of Dennis King Law and barrister Susan Hughes were acting for Charles Luscombe, Dorothy Turner and Kathleen Whyte, being the executors named in the will of their mother, Winifred Luscombe. (more…)

In a hearing in the High Court at Wellington earlier this year, Neil Armitage sued for losses arising from investments in failed finance companies.

He argued that his financial advisor, Mrs Carey Church of Moneyworks NZ Ltd, was amongst other things negligent in recommending he invest in finance companies that were riskier than appropriate. (more…)

There have recently been some important developments in the Vestar legal case.

Over the course of the next week I will report on two important precedents and the implications for our case, then report on the status of our case.

Stay tuned for instalment number one tomorrow.