US EditionMt. Messenger Bypass controversy: Supreme Court grants Pascoes leave to Appeal - Daily Telegraph NZ
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Mt. Messenger Bypass controversy: Supreme Court grants Pascoes leave to Appeal - Daily Telegraph NZ
The Supreme Court has granted Tony and Debbie Pascoe leave to appeal in their long-running legal battle against the government over the compulsory acquisition of their land for the Mt Messenger Bypass. The decision marks a significant development in the case, which challenges the government’s adherence to legal obligations under the Public Works Act 1981. The Pascoes argued that the Minister for Land Information failed to meet the statutory duty…
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