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We successfully defended real estate clients from allegations that they had forged initials on a sale and purchase agreement.
READ MOREWe successfully defended a personal grievance by way of constructive dismissal claim in the Employment Relations Authority.
READ MOREWe acted for the administrator of a Body Corporate and we successfully resisted an application to set aside a statutory demand.
READ MOREThe council succeeded in restoring a solvent developer to the Companies Register in circumstances where it is being sued for $21million in the Weathertight Homes Tribunal and may not have had other construction parties to share the burden of an adverse judgment with. The restoration allowed the council to join the developer to the Tribunal claim.
READ MOREThe council successfully defended an application made by a builder to set aside a statutory demand the council had issued against it seeking a share of the insolvent parties’ contributions to a damages award.
READ MOREWe supported a successful application to have the self representing claimant declared an incapacitated person and a litigation guardian appointed to act on his behalf. The proceeding has been stayed pending the appointment of an appropriate litigation guardian.
READ MOREThe claim against an insurance broker was struck out because it was time barred.
READ MORESouthland Indoor Leisure Centre Charitable Trust v Invercargill City Council and A S Major [2015] NZHC 1983.
READ MOREClaims against builders and councils concerning inadequate foundations were more common in the 1980s and the early to mid-1990s than in the 2000s.
READ MOREOur summary of Monticello for the magazine published by the Property Law Section of the New Zealand Law Society
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