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Diaco Construction Inc. lost an excavator in the Elizabeth River in the course of constructing concrete headwalls and outlets for stormwater runoff pursuant to its contract with the city of Elizabeth.
August 06, 2019 at 10:00 AM
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An appellate court in New Jersey, affirming a trial court’s decision, on Aug. 2 ruled that a construction company could not assert a property damage claim after its excavator fell into a river, concluding that the river had not been damaged.
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