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Christchurch house gas explosion: Gasfitter ordered to pay over $134k

Christchurch house gas explosion: Gasfitter ordered to pay over $134k © RNZ / Sally Murphy A gasfitter charged after carrying out work at a Christchurch home a day before it exploded has been ordered to pay over $134,000 in emotional harm payments. © Provided by Radio New Zealand The man on the left is Gregory John Smith the gas-fitter involved in the case and the other is his defence counsel Joseph Lill. The man on the left is Gregory John Smith - the gasfitter involved in the case - and the other is his defence counsel Joseph Lill. (file image) Photo: RNZ / Sally Murphy

Christchurch gas explosion: Negligent tradesman stung $212,000

Christchurch gas explosion: Negligent tradesman stung $212,000 15 Dec, 2020 02:12 AM 10 minutes to read The cause of an explosion that destroyed a Christchurch home last year has now been explained. The cause of an explosion that destroyed a Christchurch home last year has now been explained. A gasfitter whose negligence caused a giant explosion that blew up a Christchurch house and caused serious injuries to five occupants has been ordered to pay more than $130,000 in compensation, and his company fined $82,500. Gregory John Smith, sole director of Christchurch-based plumbing and gasfitting business Gas Unlimited Ltd, was halfway through repairing a gas fire when he didn t disconnect its gas pipe and then failed to tell homeowners not to use the gas.

Christchurch gas explosion: Tradesman cops over $200k in fines

Christchurch gas explosion: Tradesman cops over $200k in fines Marble Court explosion. (Photo / NZ Herald) Christchurch gas explosion: Tradesman cops over $200k in fines Tue, 15 Dec 2020, 4:36PM A gas fitter whose negligence caused a giant explosion that blew up a Christchurch house and caused serious injuries to five occupants has been ordered to pay more than $130,000 in compensation and his company fined $82,500. Gregory John Smith, sole director of Christchurch-based plumbing and gasfitting business Gas Unlimited Ltd, was halfway through repairing a gas fire when he didn t disconnect its gas pipe and then failed to tell homeowners not to use the gas.

Gas fitter sentenced after explosion destroys Christchurch home

An aerial video of a Northwood, Christchurch, house destroyed in a gas explosion on July 19, 2019. A gas fitter who carried out work at a Christchurch home a day before it exploded and left several people seriously injured must pay more than $130,000 to the victims of the blast. The explosion in July 2019 rocked the suburb of Northwood, destroying a house and causing significant damage to several properties nearby. The worst of those injured needed skin grafts, while one was left in a coma. Gas Unlimited owner Gregory John Smith was sentenced in the Christchurch District Court on Tuesday to 325 hours’ community work after earlier pleading guilty to breaching the Gas Act.

Gasfitter to be sentenced over explosion in Christchurch house

Gasfitter to be sentenced over explosion in Christchurch house © RNZ / Sally Murphy A gasfitter charged after carrying out work at a Christchurch home a day before it exploded will be sentenced in the District Court today. The house on Marble Court in the suburb of Northwood exploded in July last year, completely destroying the house and injuring six people. WorkSafe charged two people under the Gas Act 1992 following an investigation. Gasfitter Gregory John Smith entered a guilty plea when he appeared in the Christchurch District Court in September. At the time, Justice David Saunders said the charge indicated negligence and carelessness and would likely involve a financial sentence rather than prison time.

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