Federal court quashes appeal of director of 18 failed companies

The federal court has dismissed an appeal of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, affirming ASIC’s decision to disqualify a director of 18 failed companies that ran a deficiency of over $26 million, as estimated by liquidators.

by | May 24, 2018

Federal Court dismisses tax agents' appeal

ASIC had disqualified Lubo Zivanovic from managing corporations for three years on 18 February 2016, following his involvement in 18 failed companies that operated in the building and construction industry.

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