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	Monday, October 31, 2011 Rinehart loses fight to keep family feud over multibillion-dollar trust out of courts GINA RINEHART'S three eldest children have won the first step in their battle to oust her as trustee of the multibillion-dollar family trust. Mrs Rinehart, 57, heads Hancock Prospecting, the iron ore business she inherited from her father, Lang Hancock, and is Australia's richest person, with an estimated worth of $10 billion. Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/rinehart-loses-fight-to-keep-family-feud-over-multibilliondollar-trust-out-of-courts-20111007-1ldn1.html#ixzz1cJtwU2UE Read more... posted by Charles Monat Associates at 9:55 AM | 0 comments
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