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Rob Terry appears in court over Quindell indemnity claim

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Exclusive: Former Quindell director Rob Terry appeared in court in an ongoing compensation case he brought against his former company, now renamed Watchstone.

Judge Mr Stephen Hofmeyr QC oversaw proceedings  at the Commercial Court yesterday (Tuesday).

The case involves tax liability incurred by transactions in the run up to an attempt by Quindell’s top

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