References: [1987] 1 NZLR 1 CA, (1986) 1 PRNZ 183, CA123/86, [1986] NZCA 112
Links: Nzlii
Coram: Somers, Casey, Hillyer JJ
Court of Appeal of New Zealand – The question on a summary judgment application is whether the defendant has no defence to the claim; that is, that there is no real question to be tried.
This case is cited by:
- Cited – John Andrew Bagnall, Andrew John Maher -v- Mobile Oil New Zealand Limited (Appeal No 23 of 2001) PC (PC, PC, 23 of 2001, Bailii, [2001] UKPC 57)
(New Zealand) The respondent sponsored motor racing events in New Zealand. The company had failed to deliver the races agreed, and went into liquidation. The appellants had guaranteed its obligations. Summary judgement had been sought but refused, . .
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Last Update: 10-Nov-15 Ref: 183279