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More mess for MEC

BPH's Breeze begins an oppression of minority shareholders action to follow defamation suit

BPH’s Breeze begins an oppression of minority shareholders action to follow defamation suit

At the end of last month the two announced they were back to court, with BPH sending MEC a writ of summons to the state's Supreme Court, with BPH chief (and former MEC boss) David Breeze alleging MEC...

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