In the latest Erskine Chambers’ podcast, Alex Barden tells us about Waddington v Chan, a recent case decided by Lord Millett sitting in the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal dealing with so-called double-derivative actions and Matthew Parfitt talks about the judgment of Mr Justice Owen in the Bell Group case in the Western Australia Supreme Court, which concerns issues of directors’ duties in the context of the collapse of a large group of companies.
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