Spark defeats NBR Rich Lister’s claim over misleading the regulator
Blue Reach had claimed Spark breached the Fair Trading Act by misleading the regulator.
A claim brought by NBR Rich Lister Malcolm Dick’s Blue Reach Services that accused Spark of misleading the regulator has fallen at the first hurdle.
CallPlus co-founder Mr Dick’s firm alleged Spark misled the Commerce Commission when it sought clearance for management rights to 70MHz of radio
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Victoria Young
Tue, 01 May 2018
Tue, 01 May 2018
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Spark defeats NBR Rich Lister’s claim over misleading the regulator
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