Routine email destruction ‘bombshell’ on eve of Banksia funder’s death just a ruse, court told
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 Andrew Palmer 2020-12-08 11:25 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne
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The funder accused of a fraudulent scheme to pocket inflated fees from the Banksia Securities class action produced less than 200 documents to the contradictor in the case and invented a story about a routine email purging practice to explain the discovery hole, a court has heard.

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