More on the Supreme Court decision in Australia, including an interview with one of the plaintiffs and his solicitor.
The Supreme Court’s decision, forcing a wind farm operator to shut down all of its turbines at night-time, lifts the lid on a toxic culture, where the wind industry torments and ridicules its victims, as a matter of standard corporate practice.
On 25 March 2022, Justice Melinda Richards of the Victorian Supreme Court slapped an injunction on a wind farm because the noise it generates has been driving neighbours nuts for seven years, and the operator has done absolutely nothing about their suffering.
The victorious plaintiffs, Noel Uren (pictured on the left above) and John Zakula (on the right) have set a legal precedent for the ages; every wind farm neighbour who has suffered at the hands of the wind industry owes them an eternal debt of gratitude.
The full judgment is available here: Uren v Bald Hills WF [2022] VSC 145
And our analysis is available here: Landmark Decision Vindicates Victims: Supreme Court Orders Total Wind Farm Shutdown
One of the important components of the decision was Justice Richard’s finding in favour of the plaintiffs on the question of aggravated damages.
We’ll return to that topic in a moment, but first here’s an interview involving one of the plaintiffs, Noel Uren and his brilliant and tenacious solicitor, Dominica Tannock. https://stopthesethings.com/…/supreme-court-exposes…/
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