Judge chucks out Kiwi investors’ second bid to have Macquarie case heard locally
Investors say they lost more than $12 million to Tony Lusby.
A group of mostly Kiwi investors will take their legal fight to Australia having lost a second bid to keep a case against an alleged fraudster and Macquarie bank, in New Zealand.
The investors claim they have lost more than $12 million to Tony Lusby and his company Coral
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Victoria Young
Mon, 14 Aug 2017
Mon, 14 Aug 2017
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Judge chucks out Kiwi investors’ second bid to have Macquarie case heard locally
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