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Scott Pendlebury Sues Ex-Adviser, Alleges $2.15 Million Was Misappropriated

Sourasis denies wrongdoing, with the dispute now before Victoria's Supreme Court.

Overview

  • Court filings state $2,148,900 was transferred from Pendlebury’s investment account across more than 50 transactions dating back to 2015, with individual sums as high as $305,000.
  • The alleged withdrawals were described as relating to Western United or linked property ventures, including Sayers Road Investment Co, Jaszac Investments and Western Melbourne Group.
  • Pendlebury says a separate $300,000 loan to Jason Sourasis on March 15, 2023 was not repaid after terms were extended to up to 12 months at 50% interest.
  • He is seeking restitution of the alleged misappropriated funds with interest, repayment of the loan on the agreed rate, and damages, according to the statement of claim.
  • Sourasis has issued a statement vehemently denying the allegations and indicating he will defend the case, and no court findings have been made.