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Glencore oppression claimant denied reconsideration in Yukon corporate dispute

The Yukon Supreme Court refused to reconsider an earlier order in a corporate oppression proceeding involving Glencore and the former Katanga Mining business. The judge held that the proposed reconsideration duplicated issues available to be argued on appeal and didn't demonstrate a miscarriage of justice.

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