Datacraft sales manager Eric Thomson has to buy a former colleague out of an extinct company, after the Court of Appeal found he profited unfairly from a Defence Force contract.
The Court of Appeal has quashed two High Court decisions of Justice Ronald Young (October 28, 2010, and December
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Georgina Bond
Tue, 10 Apr 2012
Tue, 10 Apr 2012
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Datacraft sales manager profited unfairly from Defence Force contract - court finds
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