Defamation case not too complex for jury, court told
Defamation action launched by Hanover's Mark Hotchin and Eric Watson against the former chairman of the Shareholders Association is not complex enough to be "outside the ordinary".
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APN shares drop 11pc after CEO, board ousting
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APN executives resign
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