THE battle between Woolworths and the late Bert Gambrill over access to his Morisset property to complete a new shopping centre has been settled out of court.
The parties met at Toronto Local Court yesterday.
A settlement was reached but its terms were not disclosed.
Mr Gambrill died in November aged 97 but the fight was taken up by his children.
Mr Gambrill's son, Neil, had not been advised of the results late yesterday.
Woolworths took Bert Gambrill to court when he refused to let the retail giant use his land to complete a $30 million shopping centre next door.
An application was made to Toronto Local Court by Woolworths subsidiary Fabcot to erect temporary scaffolding on Mr Gambrill's land to build a 13-metre wall to finish the shopping centre.
It is understood that Woolworths has since completed the development and the Gambrill property is on the market, and will be sold for commercial purposes.
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