Nova Scotia Supreme Court Approves Relocation of QuadrigaCX Bankruptcy Case to Toronto

Nova Scotia Supreme Court Approves Relocation of QuadrigaCX Bankruptcy Case to Toronto
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2019-9-12 21:00

A judge of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court has agreed to a request to move the ongoing QuadrigaCX case from Halifax to Toronto, Ontario. According to a report by Global NewsSeptember 10, 2019, the transfer would drastically cut down expenses as most of the victims are based in Toronto.

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