Citizen Yan’s lawyer says he’s flying blind
Lawyer questions how affidavits can be challenged if the supporting documents are not disclosed.
Citizen Yan’s lawyer has criticised the Police for not releasing information about evidence used to keep a restraining order on Mr Yan and his wife’s $40 million in assets.
In the High Court at Auckland this morning before Justice Susan Thomas, David Jones, QC, said he had applied for the
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Tue, 24 Nov 2015
Tue, 24 Nov 2015
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Citizen Yan’s lawyer says he’s flying blind
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