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Anya Poukchanski 2021-04-27 9:21 pmBy Miklos Bolza | Sydney
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A judge has found he has power to order that opt out notices be sent to a limited number of Boral shareholders eligible to join two class actions that faced off last month in a class action beauty parade.

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