BODY CORPORATE NO. 189855 AND ANOR V NORTH SHORE CITY COUNCIL AND ORS HC AK CIV 2005-404-005561
The court found the discrepancy in the pleaded consequential loss figures was a minor clerical error arising from the third statement of claim and, having regard to the evidence of Mr Blackmore and the parties' joint memorandum, ordered the judgment amended under High Court Rules r540(4) to reflect the correct consequential loss amount of $5,720 for the owners of Units 13 and 14.
- Citation
- openlaw-799f804f_1156_4d03_b937_89b2dc6f158d.pdf
- Parties
- First Plaintiff: BODY CORPORATE NO. 189855; Second Plaintiff: PAULINE LOUISE HOUGH & ORS; First Defendant: NORTH SHORE CITY COUNCIL; Second Defendant: STEPHEN FRANCIS SMYTHE; Third Defendant: PATRICK JAMES O'HAGAN; Fourth Defendant: CENTRE OF ATTRACTION LIMITED (FORMERLY O'HAGAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED) (IN LIQUIDATION); Fifth Defendant: JOSEPH WALDEN; Sixth Defendant: STACK NZ LIMITED; Seventh Defendant: ANDREW PLASTERING CO (1994) LIMITED; First Third Party (discontinued): ALAN MAXWELL GRANT; Second Third Party (discontinued): BARRY GLENN BRACEWELL
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 30 September 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Civil (high Court) / Judgment (addendum)
- Outcome
- Judgment amended to correct consequential loss amounts
- Legal Topics
- Consequential Loss, Clerical Error, Amendment of Judgment, Damages
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Parties
BODY CORPORATE NO. 189855
First Plaintiff
PAULINE LOUISE HOUGH & ORS
Second Plaintiff
NORTH SHORE CITY COUNCIL
First Defendant
STEPHEN FRANCIS SMYTHE
Second Defendant
PATRICK JAMES O'HAGAN
Third Defendant
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION LIMITED (FORMERLY O'HAGAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED) (IN LIQUIDATION)
Fourth Defendant
JOSEPH WALDEN
Fifth Defendant
STACK NZ LIMITED
Sixth Defendant
ANDREW PLASTERING CO (1994) LIMITED
Seventh Defendant
ALAN MAXWELL GRANT
First Third Party (discontinued)
BARRY GLENN BRACEWELL
Second Third Party (discontinued)
Procedural Posture
Civil (high Court) / Judgment (addendum)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether consequential loss amounts should be amended to reflect the evidence of Mr Blackmore
- 2 Whether the error in the third statement of claim was a minor clerical error warranting correction
- 3 Whether the court should amend its judgment pursuant to High Court Rules r540(4)
Ratio Decidendi
The court found the discrepancy in the pleaded consequential loss figures was a minor clerical error arising from the third statement of claim and, having regard to the evidence of Mr Blackmore and the parties' joint memorandum, ordered the judgment amended under High Court Rules r540(4) to reflect the correct consequential loss amount of $5,720 for the owners of Units 13 and 14.
Court Disposition
Judgment amended to correct consequential loss amounts
Orders
- Amend paragraphs [395] and [424] of the judgment so that the consequential losses for the owners of Units 13 and 14 are $5,720.
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