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Buddhist temple’s unreliable audit sinks $65,000 negligence claim in B.C.

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A Buddhist temple's negligence lawsuit against its former volunteer treasurer, seeking more than $65,000 over allegedly missing donations, has been dismissed by the Supreme Court of British Columbia a...

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