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Supreme Court rules on succession agreement in Bunbury earthmoving dispute

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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The Supreme Court of Western Australia delivered a decision in the case of Iron Horse Machines Pty Ltd v Olmate Holdings Pty Ltd. The dispute centered on a $24 million earthmoving and civil works business operating in Bunbury. The core legal question was which agreement governs when the parties began updating their succession arrangements but never formally signed the new deed.

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The ruling addresses a specific issue of contract law concerning business continuity. The case involved a 2013 Business Succession Agreement and subsequent discussions in 2021 to increase insurance cover and remove trauma cover from the succession agreement.

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