Peter Chevin ‘lucky’ recipient in property scam settlement
High-rise developer still on hook for more than a quarter of $1m originally claimed.
Reweti Kohere
Mon, 22 Mar 2021
The High Court has heard a compromise late last year between parties of an alleged Auckland property scam has reduced a once-$1 million claim to just hundreds of thousands of dollars.
And it is a ‘lucky’ result for high-rise developer and defendant Peter Chevin, the plaintiffs’ Queen’s
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Reweti Kohere
Mon, 22 Mar 2021
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Peter Chevin ‘lucky’ recipient in property scam settlement
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