Judge: not enough evidence to decide if building is earthquake-prone
Judge Chris Tuohy finds the facts MBIE used wanting.
A District Court judge says he doesn’t have enough evidence to decide whether or not the building at 124 Wakefield St in Wellington is earthquake-prone.
A lobby group, Evidence-based Seismic Strengthening (EBSS) is seeking to overturn Wellington City Council’s decision in 2010 to designate the
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 20 Mar 2017
Mon, 20 Mar 2017
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Judge: not enough evidence to decide if building is earthquake-prone
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