This article examines how disputed accounting material in Menzies v Corrigan moved from a liquidator's reference to 'excessive drawings' into evidence used in proceedings seeking personal compliance orders against a company director. It also traces later disclosure issues involving material routed through Catherine Stewart Barrister's office.
Matched passage: In separate disciplinary findings, she was struck off after conduct described as a "complete dereliction of duty": effectively renting out her licence to a person who did not meet the "fit and proper" test for RITANZ membership, a requirement for holding a liquidator's licence.
