Australian Shipbuilder Gets Repreive

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

According to the online publication the Australian, South Australia's largest privately owned shipbuilding business -- Adelaide Ship Construction International -- won a Supreme Court reprieve from eviction by the state government over a rent dispute, with the government claiming the company owed $127,612.65 in rent arrears. (Source: The Australian)

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