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Deloitte administrators overseeing the $240 million leaky building disaster at St Lukes are asking a court to indemnify them from personal liability to prevent apartment owners suing them over any alleged negligence.
A lawyer representing an owner who opposes the application says the professional administrators earn up to $900
“The worry is that if they get what they are after, which is complete indemnity from any liability that they may have, that in essence nobody can be held to account,” barrister Tim Rainey told the Herald.
The High Court appointed Robert Campbell and David Webb to manage the massive remediation project in July last year after repeated delays and budget blowouts at the 17-building, 285-unit complex.
