Hard Rock Café franchisee sues Auckland property investors
Property investors sublet premises from NBR Rich Listers' Viaduct Harbour buildings.
Campbell Gibson
Tue, 22 Nov 2016
A former local franchisee of the Hard Rock Café has taken a group of property investors to court for not granting him a lease to set up a restaurant in Auckland’s upmarket Viaduct Harbour.
Dunedin businessman Richard Bethune says he lost his agreement with the international rock and roll
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 22 Nov 2016
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