Chinese online shopping site could be on the hook for huge damages
Stephen Owens Aug 14, 2026
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Judges rule directors owe £3.67m for stolen client funds – not £7.1m for the trading losses that followed
The undisclosed notice left the acquirer better off, not worse, the judge found
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