ActiveDocs fails in Supreme Court appeal against venture capitalists
Judges said the appeal was not of commercial or public significance.
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The good luck charm saying “third time lucky” doesn’t appear to apply to fledgling software company ActiveDocs, which has failed to get its case against three venture capitalists heard in the Supreme Court.
Auckland-based ActiveDocs, which develops document automation software, was given a
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Campbell Gibson
Mon, 26 Jun 2017
Mon, 26 Jun 2017
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ActiveDocs fails in Supreme Court appeal against venture capitalists
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