Independent News and Media (INM) left court yesterday with room to breathe as the corporate watchdog's bid to appoint High Court inspectors got kicked to touch.
In 2014, INM's IT back-up tapes were allegedly removed from the company and interrogated on premises in a different jurisdiction over a number of months. It is claimed invoices were discharged by a company owned by O'Brien.
Based on protected disclosures by former INM chief executive Robert Pitt, Drennan claims...
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