Leaky school suit goes to Supreme Court

By EducationHQ News Team
Published April 13, 2016

Carter Holt Harvey has gone to the Supreme Court in Wellington in a final effort to toss out a claim that it's liable for the cost of fixing about 890 leaky school buildings.

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Leaky school suit goes to Supreme Court

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