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A Superior Court judge dismissed a subcontractor from a lawsuit Friday that alleges bad workmanship on television producer Aaron Spelling’s Holmby Hills estate.
Attorney Stephen Henning, who represents Steg Manufacturing Co., said his client has always “stood firm that its work strictly complied with the project plans and specifications.” The firm made and installed the structural steel in the 56,500-square-foot home.
Spelling and his wife, Candy, charged in their suit that work done by the general contractor, R.W. LaMar Construction, and Steg Manufacturing led to defects including a leaky roof. Both companies said their work was in accordance with the designer’s plans.
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