90. Equity Doesn’t Favour the Tardy

In this gripping episode of The Sounds of Baskerville, James Flaherty sits down with insolvency expert Chris Baskerville to unpack a real-life legal drama involving a $1.5 million court battle. Chris reveals the details behind a high-stakes dispute in the Victorian Supreme Court over a failed land deal, where a liquidated company sought the return of investor funds. With sharp insights, contract intricacies, and a showdown over possession vs. entitlement, this episode captures the tension, strategy, and legal nuance of corporate recovery. Learn how timing, contract language, and good legal relationships can make or break a case—and why being slow to act can cost millions. If you enjoy courtroom chess, business intrigue, or are fascinated by the human impact behind commercial litigation, this episode is a must-listen. Don't miss the line that could become your new motto: "Equity does not favour the tardy."