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MCST sues developer, four others over alleged defects after concrete piece from condo balcony fell 20m
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· September 13, 2026
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Key points The lawsuit alleges defects after a concrete piece fell 20m from a condo balcony. A lawsuit has been filed by MCST against a developer and four other parties.
A lawsuit has been filed by MCST against a developer and four other parties. The lawsuit alleges defects after a concrete piece fell 20m from a condo balcony.
The defendants, which include the developer, architect, engineers, and subcontractor, have responded to the allegations. They have denied liability and disputed the claims made against them.
Further details about the lawsuit and the alleged defects are available from the source. The parties involved have taken a stance on the matter, with the defendants denying any wrongdoing.
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