An Adelaide man built a cheese-making facility in his backyard without approval; after ignoring a court order to remove it for 5 years, he was found in contempt and ordered to pay over A$120,000
- Image Credit: AI GeneratedAn Adelaide retiree has been ordered to pay more than A$120,000 in court costs after spending five years failing to remove an unauthorised cheese-making facility built in his suburban backyard.
- John Kitsis was found guilty of contempt of court after repeatedly ignoring orders requiring him to dismantle the operation at his West Croydon home.
- The dispute began when local authorities discovered the structures and dairy-making equipment without the necessary planning approval.
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- Image Credit: AI GeneratedAn Adelaide retiree has been ordered to pay more than A$120,000 in court costs after spending five years failing to remove an unauthorised cheese-making facility built in his suburban backyard.
- John Kitsis was found guilty of contempt of court after repeatedly ignoring orders requiring him to dismantle the operation at his West Croydon home.
- The dispute began when local authorities discovered the structures and dairy-making equipment without the necessary planning approval.
Sources: Times of India