UK - The Railtrack Shareholders' Action Group (RSAG) last week instructed its lawyers, Lovells, to prepare the necessary papers to be served on the Treasury Solicitor in respect of documents which the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions (DTLR) has refused to disclose regarding the collapse of the rail infrastructure company.
RSAG represents institutional investors including pension funds who are shareholders in Railtrack. RSAG said its action results from receipt of a letter from the Treasury Solicitor denying the ent...
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