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2019
Myer and other businesses launch civil claims over Hobart Rivulet flood
Lawsuit filed
Myer and other businesses launched civil actions in the Supreme Court seeking damages related to the 2016 Hobart Rivulet wall collapse and flood. Myer is seeking $4,186,458; the claims name Hutchinson Builders and engineering firms Gandy and Roberts among the defendants. The allegations described in the claims are not reported as court findings.
Source excerpt
Three Supreme Court cases have now been launched against Hutchinson Builders and engineers Gandy and Roberts by companies including Myer, the owner of Cat and Fiddle Arcade Silverleaf Investments, the construction group E Kalis Properties, and outlets impacted by the collapse.
Of that, Myer is seeking $4,186,458, Silverleaf Investments $5,178,144, outlets including Dotti, Portmans, Jacquie E and Cue $1,964,781 and E Kalis Properties a total of $4,207,342.
The collapse in July 2016 sent about 700 million litres of water into the central Hobart construction site and basement of the Myer building, with adjacent buildings suffering significant structural damage.