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Industry professionals must remain vigilant to dishonesty

Phillip Brown, associate, Baker & Partners, 12/07/2019

Group Seven Limited & Ors v Notable Services LLP & Ors provides a rare example of an appellate court overturning a judge’s findings of fact. In this case, the English Court of Appeal unanimously overturned a trial judge’s verdict that an accountant was not liable for dishonest assistance in a breach of trust, regarding his role in a money laundering scheme.

Group Seven, an investor exposed to a EUR100 million fraud, sought to recover the unreturned balance of stolen capital from a range of professionals and organisations alleged to be liable in tort and equity as lesser actors in the fraud. After an 8-week tr...


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