Vector ruling ‘extremely concerning’ for construction industry
High Court finds contractor not guilty after private prosecution by NZX-listed utility.
Dita De Boni
Mon, 28 Mar 2022
A private prosecution brought by Vector against an unnamed construction company involving 17 charges of dishonesty and deception to obtain pecuniary advantage has ended with a not guilty verdict.
Auckland High Court Justice Pheroze Jagose decided Vector had not stumped up enough evidence to
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Dita De Boni
Mon, 28 Mar 2022
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Vector ruling ‘extremely concerning’ for construction industry
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