Correction: Mr Harry Hyams: an apology

Correction

Wednesday 26 March 1997 00:02 GMT

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Mr Harry Hyams: an apology

In the course of an essay entitled "Fosterland" in The Independent (18 December 1996), Jonathan Glancey suggested that Harry Hyams kept Centre Point empty for many years in the hope of a rise in the value of office rents. We accept that this allegation is false and without foundation. The Independent and Jonathan Glancey apologise to Mr Hyams for making this suggestion and have paid him a substantial sum in damages together with his full legal costs.

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