Pandeys head to Court of Appeal after contractor quit hotel site
Millions at stake as firms battle over standard form contracts.
In a precedent-setting case for the many users of standard construction contracts, the Pandey family is going to the Court of Appeal for respite as it battles the Korean contractor it initially used for its Accor branded So Hotel in Auckland’s CBD.
The contractor had signed a $14 million
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Victoria Young
Wed, 04 Oct 2017
Wed, 04 Oct 2017
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Pandeys head to Court of Appeal after contractor quit hotel site
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