GE and Contact Energy fail to overturn turbine injunction
Court of Appeal turns down GE but says full case hasn't been heard yet.
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One of the world's largest engineering companies has failed for the second time to obtain a competitor's high tech gas turbine.
As reported by NBR in August, the turbine’s maker, Siemens, won an interim court injunction in the High Court preventing rival GE from examining a turbine it acquired
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Campbell Gibson
Wed, 14 Dec 2016
Wed, 14 Dec 2016
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GE and Contact Energy fail to overturn turbine injunction
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