John Gilligan's two-day hearing to stop CAB selling properties has ended

The Supreme Court has reserved its judgement in John Gilligan’s attempt to stop the Criminal Assets Bureau from selling a number of properties.

John Gilligan's two-day hearing to stop CAB selling properties has ended
Wed, 08 Jun, 2016 - 14:00

Update: 2.30pm

The Supreme Court has reserved its judgement in John Gilligan’s attempt to stop the Criminal Assets Bureau from selling a number of properties.

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