I read Michael West's article in the Herald with great interest, particularly the statement " ...the forms gave the addresses of the freshly minted PIF investors as 11/6-10 O'Connell Street, Sydney."
So I Googled that address and guess what I found - the hubby's law firm!
MCCULLOUGH ROBERTSON LAWYERS - Level 11/ 6-10 O'Connell St Sydney
[Site popularity rank: #2,500,471] www.infoguideaustralia.com/sydney/.../mccullough-robertson-lawy... - Cached
Address Level 11/ 6-10 O'Connell St. Neighbourhood Sydney. City Sydney. Province NSW. PC 2000. Telephone number Telephone number :: MCCULLOUGH ROBERTSON ...
NSX Announcement today: http://www.nsxa.com.au/ftp/news/021724159.PDF
Premium Income Fund
NSX Release: 1 July 2011
Press commentary 1 July 2011
Wellington Capital Limited as responsible entity of the Premium Income Fund is aware of the claims made in media today relating to the adjourned meeting of 23 June 2011 held in Sydney.
Managing Director, Jenny Hutson said: ‘Wellington Capital Limited as responsible entity of the Premium Income Fund has important obligations in relation to its management of the Fund and role in properly convened meetings. Wellington Capital has directly and through its agents undertaken its roles and responsibilities appropriately and will continue to do so. Suggestions to the contrary are misleading, deceptive and are emphatically denied.
The issues associated with the meeting called pursuant to the Notice of Meeting dated 16 May 2011 remain the subject of litigation in the Federal Court.’
Further updates will be provided as the matter progresses.
It seems to me that WC hired the 200 crowd knowing that it would outnumber the 150 genuine investors. The conclusion being that there may be a spy in the camp?
How could a spy in the camp tell JH the day before how many genuine investors
woul attend the meeting?
Welcome back to the forum, Seamisty; we've missed you!
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How could a spy in the camp tell JH the day before how many genuine investors
woul attend the meeting?
Javier, I spoke with a lawyer in regards to this a couple of months ago and was advised that it would be very expensive at this stage until such times as ASIC had made enquiries and determined the areas of misconduct and made applicable rulings where neccessary. I then contacted ASIC and they assured me they are conducting an extensive investigation as a result of being inundated with complaints from investors from both OCV and the PIF. I agree though we will definitely need some legal representation at some stage. Regards, Seamisty
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