Lawyer questions whether honesty is best policy
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It pays to be wary of being honest and doing the right thing in property deals, if an argument put forward by a lawyer in the Wellington High Court this week is anything to go by.
James Coleman told the court that as a result of his client, Greg Spicer, returning money that he was overpaid
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Colin Williscroft
Tue, 26 Jul 2011
Tue, 26 Jul 2011
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Lawyer questions whether honesty is best policy
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