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Strange legal fight heats up

DRILLING contractor Coretrack could be forced to hand over its $A5 million drill rig to a company that owns patents on the machine in the latest twist to an ongoing legal stoush.

James McGrath
Strange legal fight heats up

Warren Strange’s company Strange Investments has filed an injunction against Coretrack in the Supreme Court of WA which, if successful, will compel Coretrack to deliver its GT3000 rig to Strange. Last...

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