Harcourts decision may harm respect for heritage
lawyer warns litigation over the Harcourts building in central Wellington is ruining respect for heritage properties.
A commercial lawyer is warning litigation over the Harcourts building in central Wellington is ruining respect for heritage properties in the region.
The Environment Court ruled against letting owner Mark Dunajtschik demolish the Wellington building, in a decision released last week.
The
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Harcourts decision may harm respect for heritage
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