Farmers sue after $20m sale fails
Business sale backed out of but no loss proved.
Ten years after an initial deal was struck, a High Court judge has rejected a dairy farm entity’s case for breach of contract because it could not prove any loss was caused when the planned buyers backed out of the deal.
In 2008, Just Do It, which was owned by Carolyn Dodd and Paul Scott,
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Victoria Young
Mon, 11 Jun 2018
Mon, 11 Jun 2018
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Farmers sue after $20m sale fails
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