Bradd Morelli probably wasn't surprised when served with proceedings aimed at setting aside the LM Futures Pty Ltd Deed of Company Arrangement (DoCA).
The Jirsch Sutherland managing partner had rammed through the DoCA resolution with his casting vote at the virtual second meeting of creditors last year, and those opposed have not forgotten.
Accusations had after all dominated the July 9 second meeting. Accusations regarding the integrity of the deed proponent and sole LM Futures director Lloyd Godfrey; accusations in respect of Godfrey's capacity to . . .
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