Irish company Harcourt Developments is defending itself in the Irish High Court against charges that it has excluded business associates from a partnership involved in the Jersey waterfront development scheme. Harcourt Developments, a well-known Irish property development company based in Dublin, is the preferred developer for the Esplanade section of the waterfront development in St Helier, the island

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