The Department of Infrastructure is to appear in court charged with health and safety breaches.
Deputy High Bailiff James Brooks was due to call the case at Douglas Courthouse, but heard both sets of advocates were unavailable to attend.
The department is alleged to have failed to discharge its health and safety duties between April and July last year, but hasn’t yet entered any pleas.
Mr Brooks adjourned the case until August 25.
Gliding club applies be dissolved
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Weather threatens Friday Liverpool sailings
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Food hygiene workshops planned ahead of new rating system
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24-hour silence challenge in memory of late husband
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Manx cricketer wins Player of the Month award
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Commissioners says approval for new social housing ‘very welcome’
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There'll be a high presence of emergency services around Nobles Hospital and Tromode this afternoon.
Works get underway at glen near Kirk Michael
Improvement works in Bishopscourt Glen are set to begin today for eight weeks.
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