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Impasse on artificial turf grows into legal conflict
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Impasse on artificial turf grows into legal conflict
stock photo A dispute over turf installation wound up in provincial court recently, following a disagreement over damaged sprinklers, the base under the turf, and a stopped cheque. Warren Edwards hired Universe 786 Consulting Services Inc. to install artificial turf in the backyard of his Port Moody home. Edwards and the company’s director, Naveen Rai, eventually agreed on a quote for $11,000 and the work began that same day. Edwards didn’t tell…
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