Chinese stuck with Lochinver decision
Only avenue is a judicial review of process.
See also: Crafar farms owner seeks OIO relief
Pure 100 Farm cannot appeal the government’s decision to block the sale of Lochinver Station to it.
Overseas Investment Office (OIO) manager Annelies McClure says the company can only seek a judicial review of the Overseas Investment Office’s (OIO)
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Sally Lindsay
Thu, 17 Sep 2015
Thu, 17 Sep 2015
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Chinese stuck with Lochinver decision
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