Banksia funder Mark Elliott’s ‘practice’ of deleting emails doesn’t gel, court told
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 Andrew Palmer 2020-10-30 10:12 pm By Christine Caulfield Melbourne
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A routine practice by the funder behind the scandal-ridden Banksia class action of deleting emails, documented in a letter by his solicitors just days before his death, isn’t consistent with the electronic record maintained in another class action in which he was involved, a court overseeing a trial in the case has heard.

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