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Podcast: Strata lawyer answers your questions

08/06/2023
Author Jimmy-T

There’s a change of pace in the Flat Chat Wrap this week as we replay the first 30 minutes of our online chat with leading strata lawyer David Bannerman.Jimmy was…

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