Hats off to New Zealand firm Dawsons for its ingenious attempt to stop a firm of undertakers from moving into the building opposite.According to press…
February 04, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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Hats off to New Zealand firm Dawsons for its ingenious attempt to stop a firm of undertakers from moving into the building opposite.
According to press reports, the Auckland firm told the Environment Court that Asian clients who believed in feng shui would be put off by the negative energy given off by the dead.
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