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Developer’s claims partially dismissed in lawsuit over failed $26-million project in Port Moody – Tri-Cities Dispatch
Concept drawings on the city’s website of the 197-unit development. image supplied A B.C. Supreme Court judge has partially dismissed claims brought by a developer who accused his former business partner of conspiring to wrest control of a $26-million Port Moody development, ruling there was no genuine issue for trial. In an April 29 decision, Justice Wendy Baker ruled that William Wang has no legal standing to personally sue Tina Mu, PKT Holdin…
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