Propellor vows to continue court fight against former contractors
Property firm believes former contractors breached confidentiality.
Propellor Property Investments says it will fight on, despite a judge ruling against temporary relief in a restraint of trade case.
As reported earlier, Propellor lost an initial court bout to restrain former contractors Trevor Moore and Michael Hackett from acting in competition for a year.
The
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Victoria Young
Wed, 13 May 2015
Wed, 13 May 2015
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Propellor vows to continue court fight against former contractors
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