Colliers provided a range of values between $1,050 and $2,300 per megalitre and discussed factors that might shift the price. How she came to the conclusion that $2,745 per megalitre was an OK price to pay when the valuer had clearly stated the maximum was $2,300 per megalitre is beyond comprehension, he said. The latest controversy over commonwealth procurement comes after revelations the government paid the Perich family almost $30m for a piece of land known as the Leppington Triangle, 10 times what it was valued at just 11 months later. No reasonable person, reading the valuation could come to the conclusion that the maximum price to be paid wasnt $2,300 per megalitre. It led to the department paying $13m above the top value recommended by Collier, and nearly twice the figure Colliers provided as its mid-point of $1,500 a megalitre.
Essentially, the land would have been unbounded by using the word "me".
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Essentially , the land would have been unbounded by using the word " me " .
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