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Tauranga: Bella Vista Homes former director Danny Cancian loses bid for second appeal

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The Bella Vista subdivision in The Lakes, Tauranga.

The Bella Vista subdivision in The Lakes, Tauranga.

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The former director of failed Tauranga construction company Bella Vista Homes has had his bid for a second appeal declined.

Twenty-one homes in a housing development were declared dangerous or not up to scratch and had to be abandoned in 2018.

Danny Cancian was ordered to pay $60,000 for breaches of the Building Act in respect to three properties - 297 and 301 Lakes Boulevard, and 5 Aneta Way.

Cancian appealed his convictions and had one of them dropped.

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In the Court of Appeal on Monday, Cancian had his request to put forward fresh evidence and to appeal the two convictions declined.

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