Software developer lodges court claim against A Current Affair
A Queensland software developer who was the subject of an investigation by A Current Affair has lodged documents with the Supreme Court of Queensland, seeking damages from Nine over allegations made in the show.
Kyle Hodgetts claims his products and reputation have been hurt by the actions of A Current Affair and two other defendants named in the lawsuit. In the documents filed, he is claiming $2.4 billion in damages.
The report, fronted by journalist Chris Allen, was about Hodgetts’ alleged overdue rental payments, fraudulent tenancy applications and various name changes. Hodgetts claims it led to the subsequent derailing of his career.
Given Nine’s huge $$$ investment in another QLD based software development company, this looks particularly murky for the network. Trying to derail a competitor?
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WTF!
more info at http://www.acalawsuit.com
Hi Kyle,
If you are reading this, could you please contact everyone regarding VEO.
Cheers
Dave
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Hello Kyle, or anyone who knows where or how I can contact him.
Please contact me to how I may help Kyle be successful.
And finish any outstanding products.
Hahahahaha