Covert recording and liquidator corruption rejected in Bryers’ Northern Crest case
Covert tape recording and allegations of impropriety surfaced in a courtroom clash with liquidators of Mark “Blue Chip” Bryers-linked Sydney-based Northern Crest Investments.
In a High Court judgment released today, liquidators Stephen Lawrence and Anthony McCullagh were ordered by Justice
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Jock Anderson
Wed, 21 Dec 2011
Wed, 21 Dec 2011
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Covert recording and liquidator corruption rejected in Bryers’ Northern Crest case
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