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Australian Justice Finds Discovery Would Result In Unfair Burden For Amaca

PERTH, Australia - An Australian justice on Feb. 4 denied an application for discovery filed by a bricklayer who contracted mesothelioma after he allegedly was exposed to asbestos at work, finding that an order requiring a former asbestos products manufacturer to access and review certain documents would result in an unfair burden to the company (Reed v. Amaca Pty Ltd., formerly James Hardie & Coy. Pty. Ltd., No. [2010] WASC 14, Australia Sup.).Full story on lexis.com

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: enforceable 2010-02-17 23:41 Tag : mesothelioma  view:2

 

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