Du Val investors ‘hurting’ after FMA wins strike-out application

Du Val investors ‘hurting’ after FMA wins strike-out application
Du Val investors had one day in court and that may be their lot. (Image: BusinessDesk)
Garth Bray
Minority shareholders in Du Val Property Group have had their attempt to form a negligence case against the Financial Markets Authority tossed out of court before it is fully heard.“The FMA welcomes the decision, and confirmation that the FMA is required to exercise its functions in the public interest," said FMA head of enforcement, Margot Gatland.Justice Greg Blanchard has granted an FMA application to strike out proceedings taken by Lindeman Investments, one of 25 minority shareholders in Du Val Property Group (DVPG), alleging a b...

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