NANDRO INVESTMENT LIMITED v WIRI HOLDINGS LIMITED [2018] NZHC 2653
The court maintained and supplemented interim orders because a mortgagee sale was imminent and the only practicable urgent remedy to avoid enforcement was to order specific performance of the sale of 27 and 27A Puhinui Road to the plaintiffs subject to without prejudice protection; sale proceeds were to be applied first to mortgage repayment and held in trust pending substantive resolution, and interim occupancy by the third defendant was permitted to mitigate personal hardship.
- Citation
- [2018] NZHC 2653
- Parties
- First Plaintiff: NANDRO INVESTMENT LIMITED; Second Plaintiffs: DEO SHARAN SINGH and KUSHMANGARAN NAIR as trustees of the NANDRO TRUST; Third Plaintiff: DEO SHARAN SINGH; First Defendant: WIRI HOLDINGS LIMITED; Second Defendant: NINE INVESTMENTS LIMITED; Third Defendant: MADHU RESHMI SAHAY
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 12 October 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Interim Injunction Application in Civil Property/trust Dispute / Interim Injunction Hearing and Urgent Interlocutory Orders (post Hearing Orders Issued 2 October 2018)
- Outcome
- Interim orders maintained and additional urgent orders made to effect sale of 27 and 27A Puhinui Road to plaintiffs, protect mortgagee interests and hold net proceeds in trust pending final determination.
- Legal Topics
- Interim Injunction, Mortgagee Sale, Specific Performance, Sale and Purchase, Occupancy Pending Litigation, Priority Fixture
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Parties
NANDRO INVESTMENT LIMITED
First Plaintiff
DEO SHARAN SINGH and KUSHMANGARAN NAIR as trustees of the NANDRO TRUST
Second Plaintiffs
DEO SHARAN SINGH
Third Plaintiff
WIRI HOLDINGS LIMITED
First Defendant
NINE INVESTMENTS LIMITED
Second Defendant
MADHU RESHMI SAHAY
Third Defendant
Procedural Posture
Interim Injunction Application in Civil Property/trust Dispute / Interim Injunction Hearing and Urgent Interlocutory Orders (post Hearing Orders Issued 2 October 2018)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether interim mandatory relief including specific performance should be granted to prevent imminent mortgagee sales
- 2 Which interim steps best preserve the status quo and protect parties pending substantive determination of ownership and other claims
- 3 Allocation and protection of sale proceeds to address mortgage arrears while preserving parties' substantive rights
Ratio Decidendi
The court maintained and supplemented interim orders because a mortgagee sale was imminent and the only practicable urgent remedy to avoid enforcement was to order specific performance of the sale of 27 and 27A Puhinui Road to the plaintiffs subject to without prejudice protection; sale proceeds were to be applied first to mortgage repayment and held in trust pending substantive resolution, and interim occupancy by the third defendant was permitted to mitigate personal hardship.
Court Disposition
Interim orders maintained and additional urgent orders made to effect sale of 27 and 27A Puhinui Road to plaintiffs, protect mortgagee interests and hold net proceeds in trust pending final determination.
Orders
- The third defendant immediately on behalf of the first defendant execute the sale and purchase agreement for 27A Puhinui Road (identifier 750430) and 27 Puhinui Road (identifier 750429).
- The first defendant assign to the purchaser at settlement all its right, title and interest in all plans, warranties and consents.
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