Botched infant formula case could harm Chinese trade, lawyer claims
The company directors are accused of reckless trading and/or trading while insolvent.
The lawyer for liquidators of a collapsed infant formula firm say a case brought against its past and present directors could have an impact on New Zealand's trading relationship with China.
The insolvency practitioners have taken the legal action in the High Court at Auckland following the
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Dane Ambler and Victoria Young
Mon, 12 Feb 2018
Mon, 12 Feb 2018
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Botched infant formula case could harm Chinese trade, lawyer claims
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