Intueri shareholders lose early bout against directors

Intueri shareholders lose early bout against directors
Lawyer Adina Thorn is fighting on behalf of the investors.
Victoria Young
Intueri Education Group investors have failed to get an early court ruling against the directors and promoters of the education company, with a judge saying the case should go to trial.LPF Group and lawyer Adina Thorn, who are supporting the class action, said they were so confident in the investor case against 11 defendants – which include the float promoters, ASX-listed Arowana, its directors and Intueri directors – that it shouldn’t go to a full hearing.However, Justice Sally Fitzgerald yesterday declined the investors&rsqu...

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