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Class Actions 2019-12-17 8:13 pmBy Christine Caulfield | Sydney
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Contact details of shareholders provided by GetSwift to the firm running a class action should not be used to recruit group members now that the common fund order in the case has been quashed, the logistics company has told a court.

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