ASIC v Mawhinney

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  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    release 5 months ago

    ASIC Faces Strike-out of Application Against Mayfair 101’s James Mawhinney

    Lawyers acting for the Mayfair 101 private equity investment group have applied to the Federal Court this week to strike out ASIC’s case against the group’s Managing Director, James Mawhinney.The strike-out application was filed on Tuesday and seeks to have more than 50 paragraphs, in which ASIC see

    April 5, 2024

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  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    response 5 months ago

    Joe Longo’s way: new ASIC chairman vows to litigate

    Joe Longo’s way: new ASIC chairman vows to litigate
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    The Australian

    "What I want to say to the Australian people is just be cautious dealing with him, anything to do with him because we have obviously been watching very carefully."

    Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101

    This is a most unprofessional statement for the Chairman of the corporate regulator to make about another Australian citizen. Mr Longo warns the Australian public from having "anything to do" with Mr Mawhinney just as ASIC’s cases get appealed. It shows a very desperate regulator afraid of having their case overturned, which is what occurred. It is a harmful, inconsiderate and ought to be retracted.

  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    release 23 Feb 2023

    Federal Court Lifts James Mawhinney's ASIC Travel Ban

    Director of private equity group Mayfair 101, Mr James Mawhinney, is free to travel internationally again following yesterday’s decision of the Federal Court to lift the travel restrictions he first received in August 2020.His Honour Justice David O’Callaghan of the Federal Court in Melbourne yester

    February 23, 2023

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  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    release 10 months ago

    Federal Court Rejects ASIC’s Attempt to Expand its case against Mayfair 101’s James Mawhinney

    The Federal Court of Australia this morning delivered private equity business Mayfair 101 a major win by disallowing the Australian Securities and Investments Commission from running an expanded case against Managing Director James Mawhinney.The successful application by Mr Mawhinney disallows ASIC

    October 24, 2023

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  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    release 9 months ago

    ASIC Ordered to Pay James Mawhinney’s Costs for Regulator’s Failed Attempt to Bring a New Case

    The Federal Court of Australia has ordered the Australian Securities and Investments Commission pay Mayfair 101 Managing Director James Mawhinney’s legal costs after a failed attempt by the regulator to make a new case against him.The costs order follows Justice O’Callaghan’s decision last month to

    November 23, 2023

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  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    response 6 months ago

    ASIC worked hard for Mawhinney’s scalp

    ASIC worked hard for Mawhinney’s scalp
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    Australian Financial Review

    When a Federal Court judge banned Mayfair 101 founder James Mawhinney for 20 years

    Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101

    The judgement was overturned on appeal.

  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    response 6 months ago

    James Mawhinney makes ‘fighting misinformation’ his next big thing

    James Mawhinney makes ‘fighting misinformation’ his next big thing
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    Australian Financial Review

    Significant effort has been expended by ASIC to halt or hinder him managing other people's money

    Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101

    This demonstrates the lack of understanding about Mayfair 101's business, because it never provided services to manage people's money for them. Mayfair never charge clients to manage their money.

  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    response 6 months ago

    Asic fears man behind troubled Dunk Island development may flee Australia and move assets

    Asic fears man behind troubled Dunk Island development may flee Australia and move assets
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    The Guardian

    Asic fears man behind troubled Dunk Island development may flee Australia and move assets

    Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101

    ASIC's fears were misconceived. They made out Mr Mawhinney to be an international fugitive when he wasn't. The regulator ought to have interviewed Mr Mawhinney before making such outlandish allegations to court.

  • Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101@mayfair-101

    response 6 months ago

    Catch me if you can: James Mawhinney run down at last

    Catch me if you can: James Mawhinney run down at last
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    Australian Financial Review

    Catch me if you can: James Mawhinney run down at last

    Mayfair 101
    Mayfair 101

    This judgment was overturned by unanimous decision of three Federal Court judges on appeal. They found the regulator's case was "mistaken", "absurd" and a "fundamental denial of procedural fairness".