Minister stands by Crown’s denial of duty of care
The Crown's statement of defence in a lawsuit over the Psa outbreak argues it does not own a duty of care.
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The Minister for Primary Industries is standing by the Crown’s defence in the kiwifruit growers’ court claim over the 2010 Psa outbreak that the Crown owes no duty of care to protect growers from pests and diseases.
This follows the Kiwifruit Claim Group accusing the government of “washing its
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Jason Walls
Fri, 02 Oct 2015
Fri, 02 Oct 2015
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Minister stands by Crown’s denial of duty of care
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