CHRISTINE MILLER-BANFIELD is facing a hefty bill as she is in the process of demolishing her seven-year-old home because of poor construction.
The story unfolded on Thursday when Miller-Banfield and her Constant, St George family discovered their house was leaning.
Miller-Banfield’s daughter Ashtine Lewis told the tale.
“I was having an extension built in front of my mother’s house when we realized the foundation was on mud and was slipping. (CA)
Read full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
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