Lawyers feel vindicated in eight-year legal battle over Spencer family's Waiheke property
Spencer family have exhausted all their legal remedies.
The lawyer at the centre of an eight-year battle involving three courts to retain the outstanding natural landscape classification on the Spencer family’s Waiheke Island Man O’ War Station feels vindicated.
K3 Legal’s Brent O’Callahan says the latest decision from the Court of Appeal helps
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Sally Lindsay
Tue, 21 Mar 2017
Tue, 21 Mar 2017
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Lawyers feel vindicated in eight-year legal battle over Spencer family's Waiheke property
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