Subbies accuse failed Decmil of dipping into retention funds
Out-of-pocket contractors say the liquidator has misused construction retention money.
Maria Slade
Fri, 25 Sep 2020
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Subcontractors owed money by failed prison builder Decmil claim the company’s Australian liquidator has spent $2.4 million in retention funds he is not entitled to.
ASX-listed Decmil Group placed its New Zealand subsidiary in liquidation in April after its $198 million contract with the
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Maria Slade
Fri, 25 Sep 2020
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Subbies accuse failed Decmil of dipping into retention funds
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