Palmer's nephew found guilty of contempt of court
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 04:24 · Archive
Clive Mensink, nephew of businessman Clive Palmer, has been found guilty of contempt of court. A judge ruled that no weight could be given to Mensink's claims that he was unable to return to Australia, describing them as 'self-serving'.
The contempt finding relates to Mensink's failure to appear in proceedings concerning the collapse of Queensland Nickel.
How it is being reported
- Palmer's fugitive nephew guilty of contempt of courtA judge says no weight can be given to Clive Mensink's "self-serving" claims about being unable to return to Australia to discuss Queensland Nickel's collapse.The West Australian · 8 Oct, 04:05
- Palmer's fugitive nephew guilty of contempt of courtA judge says no weight can be given to Clive Mensink's "self-serving" claims about being unable to return to Australia to discuss Queensland Nickel's collapse.Perth Now · 8 Oct, 04:05
In this story: Clive Mensink · Clive Palmer · Queensland Nickel · Australia
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