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Arrowtown Catholic school decision appealed

Tuesday, May 15th, 2012

Just three weeks after the High Court threw out a challenge against consent for a new Arrowtown Catholic school on Speargrass Flat Rd, near Arrowtown, three remaining parties want to take the case to the Court of Appeal.

Ayrburn Farm Estates Ltd, consulting engineer James Hadley and Rebecca Lucas, as trustees of the Millhouse Trust, plus barrister Jane Taylor and former Queenstown Airport Corporation chairman Mark Taylor, via Wellington counsel James Gardner-Hopkins, lodged an interlocutory application for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal at the Invercargill registry of the High Court on Thursday.

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