$22m director’s duty breach claim to go to High Court
Liquidators take action against Edward Harman.
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A $22 million directors’ duty claim against Auckland businessman Edward Harman will be heard in the High Court next month, nearly a decade after he was made bankrupt.
In 2009 Mr Harman was declared insolvent after five companies linked to him were moved into liquidation. Unverified accounts
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Victoria Young
Thu, 15 Feb 2018
Thu, 15 Feb 2018
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$22m director’s duty breach claim to go to High Court
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