Appeal to 'natural justice' in Sky-Vodafone case
Judge due to give decision on Spark stay application after 3.30pm
The principles of natural justice were invoked by David Shavin, QC, as he argued Spark should have time to seek a judicial review if the Commerce Commission grants merger clearance to Sky TV and Vodafone.
The commission’s decision is due tomorrow morning.
At the Auckland High Court this
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Tim Hunter
Wed, 22 Feb 2017
Wed, 22 Feb 2017
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Appeal to 'natural justice' in Sky-Vodafone case
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