The 168 eligible shareholders of Grant Thornton Australia Limited (GTAL) might be generally fixated on the windfall coming via their global parent's offer to buy them out, but that doesn't mean the proposed scheme of arrangement (Scheme) denies them the chance to gripe.
"This scheme is out of the ordinary in several respects, in that it involves a company operating a professional partnership and differs from the common . . .
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