Daniel Andrews says about 560 families lost deposits due to the company’s failure to take out insurance on their behalf
Porter Davis customers who paid deposits but were left without insurance when the home builder collapsed will get some of their money back, as part of a $15m support package announced by the Victorian government.
In Victoria, the building watchdog is currently investigating whether the company broke the law by not taking out domestic building policy insurance for. These homes had not started at the time the company entered liquidation.
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