Court hears KM trio can’t be DCA ProvLiqs

KordaMentha's Scott Langdon.

KordaMentha partner Jennifer Nettleton.

The Federal Court has heard that three KordaMentha partners are in breach of the Corporations Act (The Act) because they consented to be appointed as provisional liquidators (ProvLiqs) of companies, the property of which they already controlled as receiver managers.

Acting for a group of investor/creditors of DCA Capital Pty Ltd . . .


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