SCOTT BARRIE V NATURE DISCOVERIES LIMITED HC WN CIV 2008-485-2530
The recall application by the plaintiffs was declined because the plaintiffs sought to advance arguments and evidence not raised or pursued at trial and the record did not justify recall under the requirements of justice; however the defendants' request (or the court's own motion) to correct an oversight was allowed to include the first and second plaintiffs as judgment debtors, and the court allocated and entered judgment for the specified counterclaim amounts and made specific costs awards, including a 25% uplift on specified items for the defendants represented by H C Matthews.
- Citation
- openlaw-eec39192_ad10_479f_820f_11b9ccbac672.pdf
- Parties
- First Plaintiff: SCOTT BARRIE; Second Plaintiff: ANITA WOOD; Third Plaintiff: NATURE DISCOVERIES QUEENSGATE LIMITED; Fourth Plaintiff: NADIS PORIRUA LIMITED; Fifth Plaintiff: DAKARIS LIMITED; Sixth Plaintiff: NADIS GLENFIELD LIMITED; Seventh Plaintiff: SCOTT BARRIE AND ROBIN JAMES BARRIE AS TRUSTEES OF THE BARRICHES TRUSTS; First Defendant: NATURE DISCOVERIES LIMITED; Second Defendant: NATURE BY DESIGN LIMITED; Third Defendant: NATURE FOUNDATION LIMITED; Fourth Defendant: DOUGLAS PFLAUM; Fifth Defendant: BLAXALL & STEVEN DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED; Sixth Defendant: JOHN GARLICK; Seventh Defendant: MARK CHAN; Eighth Defendant: DANIEL GARRETT
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 11 December 2012
- Procedural Posture
- Franchise Dispute (misrepresentation and Counterclaim for Unpaid Goods) / Post‑judgment Applications: Recall of Judgment, Allocation of Counterclaim, and Costs Determination
- Outcome
- Plaintiffs' application to recall judgment declined; defendants' application to recall allowed in part to correct an omission and enter judgment against the first and second plaintiffs as guarantors; counterclaim amounts allocated and judgments entered; costs awarded to defendants as detailed.
- Legal Topics
- Misrepresentation, Breach of Contract, Counterclaim for Goods Supplied, Guarantees (judgment Against Guarantors), Recall of Judgment, Allocation of Judgment Between Parties, Costs Uplift
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Parties
SCOTT BARRIE
First Plaintiff
ANITA WOOD
Second Plaintiff
NATURE DISCOVERIES QUEENSGATE LIMITED
Third Plaintiff
NADIS PORIRUA LIMITED
Fourth Plaintiff
DAKARIS LIMITED
Fifth Plaintiff
NADIS GLENFIELD LIMITED
Sixth Plaintiff
SCOTT BARRIE AND ROBIN JAMES BARRIE AS TRUSTEES OF THE BARRICHES TRUSTS
Seventh Plaintiff
NATURE DISCOVERIES LIMITED
First Defendant
NATURE BY DESIGN LIMITED
Second Defendant
NATURE FOUNDATION LIMITED
Third Defendant
DOUGLAS PFLAUM
Fourth Defendant
BLAXALL & STEVEN DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED
Fifth Defendant
JOHN GARLICK
Sixth Defendant
MARK CHAN
Seventh Defendant
DANIEL GARRETT
Eighth Defendant
Procedural Posture
Franchise Dispute (misrepresentation and Counterclaim for Unpaid Goods) / Post‑judgment Applications: Recall of Judgment, Allocation of Counterclaim, and Costs Determination
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the judgment should be recalled to permit plaintiffs to contest the quantum of the counterclaim
- 2 Whether the court erred by omitting the first and second plaintiffs (as guarantors) from the counterclaim judgment
- 3 Proper allocation of counterclaim amounts between defendants and plaintiff entities
Ratio Decidendi
The recall application by the plaintiffs was declined because the plaintiffs sought to advance arguments and evidence not raised or pursued at trial and the record did not justify recall under the requirements of justice; however the defendants' request (or the court's own motion) to correct an oversight was allowed to include the first and second plaintiffs as judgment debtors, and the court allocated and entered judgment for the specified counterclaim amounts and made specific costs awards, including a 25% uplift on specified items for the defendants represented by H C Matthews.
Court Disposition
Plaintiffs' application to recall judgment declined; defendants' application to recall allowed in part to correct an omission and enter judgment against the first and second plaintiffs as guarantors; counterclaim amounts allocated and judgments entered; costs awarded to defendants as detailed.
Orders
- Plaintiffs' recall application declined.
- Judgment entered for the First Defendant against: Scott John Barrie (first plaintiff) - $324,717.61.
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