Testimony in the nation's first Chinese drywall trial against a domestic distributor wrapped up Wednesday as the president of a Florida building supply company denied a cover-up. The plaintiffs claim Banner Supply sold out its consumers and tried to protect itself by signing a secret deal with a Chinese manufacturer to replace its tainted supply and keep quiet about defects. Closing arguments are set for today in the case, which is similar to thousands nationally blaming Chinese drywall for a host of problems.
June 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Testimony in the nation’s first Chinese drywall trial against a domestic distributor wrapped up Wednesday after the president of a Miami building supply company denied a cover-up.
Closing arguments are set for today before Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Joseph Farina. The jury will be left to decide whether Banner Supply knowingly sold defective wallboard that was installed in a $1.66 million Coconut Grove, Fla., home.
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