Supreme Court to rule on leaky building precedent

Supreme Court to rule on leaky building precedent - what's at stake

UPDATED WITH CORRECTION - The fate of thousands of leaky home owners may hinge on the outcome of two cases heard at the Supreme Court today.The North Shore City Council, represented by David Goddard QC, is contesting liability for ‘leaky buildi

Nina Fowler
Mon, 08 Nov 2010

UPDATED WITH CORRECTION - The fate of thousands of leaky home owners may hinge on the outcome of two cases heard at the Supreme Court today.

The North Shore City Council, represented by David Goddard QC, is contesting liability for ‘leaky building’ repairs to the 14-unit Byron Ave townhouses in

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