200 VICTORIA STREET LTD AND ORS V R D HENDERSON AND ANOR HC AK CIV-2010-404-003894
Although the caveators held caveatable interests, the court removed the caveats because imminent sales would leave no equity after secured creditors are paid and therefore the caveators would obtain no practical benefit from maintaining their caveats; removal was made conditional on registration of transfers to identified purchasers and caveators were ordered to pay additional conveyancing charges and costs.
- Citation
- openlaw-156f8ea5_96a2_4153_b391_398b423636bc.pdf
- Parties
- First Applicant: 200 VICTORIA STREET LTD; Second Applicant: VICTORIA PARK LTD; Third Applicant: CENTRO APARTMENTS LTD; Fourth Applicant: KITCHENER RENTALS LTD; Fifth Applicant: DAVID STEWART HENDERSON AND ANTHONY CLIVE SANDLANT AS TRUSTEES OF THE HAURAKI TRUST; First Respondent: ROCHELLE DOROTHY HENDERSON; Second Respondent: GOODALL TRUSTEE SERVICES LTD AND ROCHELLE DOROTHY HENDERSON AS TRUSTEES OF THE NO. 9 TRUST
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 30 June 2010
- Procedural Posture
- Removal of Caveats Under S 143 Land Transfer Act / Hearing Oral Judgment (decision)
- Outcome
- Caveats removed under s 143 of the Land Transfer Act
- Legal Topics
- Caveats, Removal of Caveat, Priority of Secured Creditors, E Dealing and Paper Transactions, Costs Orders
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Parties
200 VICTORIA STREET LTD
First Applicant
VICTORIA PARK LTD
Second Applicant
CENTRO APARTMENTS LTD
Third Applicant
KITCHENER RENTALS LTD
Fourth Applicant
DAVID STEWART HENDERSON AND ANTHONY CLIVE SANDLANT AS TRUSTEES OF THE HAURAKI TRUST
Fifth Applicant
ROCHELLE DOROTHY HENDERSON
First Respondent
GOODALL TRUSTEE SERVICES LTD AND ROCHELLE DOROTHY HENDERSON AS TRUSTEES OF THE NO. 9 TRUST
Second Respondent
Procedural Posture
Removal of Caveats Under S 143 Land Transfer Act / Hearing Oral Judgment (decision)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether caveats should be removed despite caveatable interests because there is no practical benefit to the caveators
- 2 What consequential orders should be made regarding timing/effect of removal and payment of additional conveyancing costs due to lack of e-dealing cooperation
Ratio Decidendi
Although the caveators held caveatable interests, the court removed the caveats because imminent sales would leave no equity after secured creditors are paid and therefore the caveators would obtain no practical benefit from maintaining their caveats; removal was made conditional on registration of transfers to identified purchasers and caveators were ordered to pay additional conveyancing charges and costs.
Court Disposition
Caveats removed under s 143 of the Land Transfer Act
Orders
- All caveats named in the application are removed, removal to take effect on registration of transfers of the registered proprietors' interests in the subject titles to the purchasers identified in Mr Henderson's affidavit.
- Caveators must pay costs to the applicants on a 2B basis.
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