ASB BANK LIMITED V ROBERTSON & ANOR HC AK CIV-2012-404-0910
Because the plaintiff was entitled under clause 16.8 of the loan agreements to recover costs and the defendants did not dispute the solicitor's affidavit calculations, the court awarded the specified costs and disbursements to the plaintiff.
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- Citation
- openlaw-8994e759_0af7_4d13_8e3d_2ae80207343a.pdf
- Parties
- Plaintiff: ASB Bank Limited; First Defendant: Ross Arthur Robertson; Second Defendant: Candace Ann Robertson
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 6 August 2012
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Debt Summary Judgment / Costs Assessment Following Summary Judgment
- Outcome
- Costs judgment for plaintiff
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Costs, Loan Agreements, Disbursements, Contractual Costs Clause
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Parties
ASB Bank Limited
Plaintiff
Ross Arthur Robertson
First Defendant
Candace Ann Robertson
Second Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Debt Summary Judgment / Costs Assessment Following Summary Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether contractual clause 16.8 of the loan agreements entitled the plaintiff to recover costs
- 2 Whether the amount of costs and disbursements claimed was appropriate and undisputed
Ratio Decidendi
Because the plaintiff was entitled under clause 16.8 of the loan agreements to recover costs and the defendants did not dispute the solicitor's affidavit calculations, the court awarded the specified costs and disbursements to the plaintiff.
Court Disposition
Costs judgment for plaintiff
Orders
- First and Second Defendants shall pay the plaintiff costs of $18,781.00
- First and Second Defendants shall pay the plaintiff disbursements of $1,360.31
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