Another cathedral court battle

Friday, May 2nd, 2014

A judge has reserved his decision in the latest legal wrangling over the Christchurch Cathedral.

Cathedral owners, the Church Property Trustees were seeking to have a Court of Appeal judgement preventing the demolition of the building, removed.

But Great Christchurch Buildings Trust spokesman Jim Anderton questions why the ruling should be lifted when the owners wouldn’t be in a position to rebuild for some years NewsTalkZB

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