NZX nudges ahead in 'no holds barred' battle over Clear Grain exchange

NZX nudges ahead in 'no holds barred' battle over Clear Grain exchange
Paul McBeth
By Paul McBeth Dec. 21 (BusinessDesk) - NZX, the stock market operator, came out ahead in the latest instalment of its "no holds barred" battle with Ralec, the Australian sellers of the Clear Grain Exchange, winning a small costs award ahead of next year's eight-week trial.  Wellington-based NZX was awarded costs of $12,500, plus disbursements by Justice Robert Dobson in the second ruling on interlocutory matters this year in its long-running dispute with Ralec. Of the five applications NZX sought during an October hearing, it was partial...