The corporate regulator’s bill for its largely rejected Federal Court case against ad-land personality Harold Mitchell and former Tennis Australia president Stephen Healy risks blowing out to nearly $6 million.
Mr Healy has made an interlocutory application to the court that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission pay a lump sum of costs to him of $3.8 million.
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