Capital Letter: Council off the hook for Southland stadium roof collapse
Court of Appeal finds the leisure centre trust did not rely on Invercargill City Council's code compliance certificate.
Sheeting home liability for the cost of rebuilding the ten-year-old Southland Stadium after the roof collapsed under a heavy snowfall in 2010 has included clarification of the duty of care owed by councils when issuing code compliance certificates for commercial buildings.
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Capital Letter: Council off the hook for Southland stadium roof collapse
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