SMITH AND SMITH V SINGH AND ORS HC WN CIV-2003-485-1169
The sealed substituted service order was properly obtained and there was no 'very special reason' or misleading of the Court that would justify recall under r.542(3) or the Court's inherent jurisdiction; accordingly the application to recall is dismissed and the substituted service order stands.
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- Citation
- openlaw-924751c7_7935_4784_8752_345ca6177729.pdf
- Parties
- Plaintiffs: Lance Rodney Smith and Olinka Lorraine Smith; First Defendant: Surendra Singh; Second Defendants: Surendra Singh and Avinesh Surendra Singh; Third Defendant: Hutt City Council; First Third Party: Foster Construction and Carpentry Services Limited; Third Third Party: Wellington Aluminium Company Limited; Fourth Third Party: Twin Roofing Limited; Fifth Third Party: Greig Hayward trading as Greig Hayward Architecture; Sixth Third Party: M & M Plumbing Limited
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 31 January 2006
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Interlocutory Application / Application for Recall of Substituted Service (interlocutory)
- Outcome
- Application to recall substituted service order dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- Substituted Service, Recall of Order, Inherent Jurisdiction, Ex Parte Application, Finality of Judgment
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Parties
Lance Rodney Smith and Olinka Lorraine Smith
Plaintiffs
Surendra Singh
First Defendant
Surendra Singh and Avinesh Surendra Singh
Second Defendants
Hutt City Council
Third Defendant
Foster Construction and Carpentry Services Limited
First Third Party
Wellington Aluminium Company Limited
Third Third Party
Twin Roofing Limited
Fourth Third Party
Greig Hayward trading as Greig Hayward Architecture
Fifth Third Party
M & M Plumbing Limited
Sixth Third Party
Procedural Posture
Civil Interlocutory Application / Application for Recall of Substituted Service (interlocutory)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the substituted service order should be recalled
- 2 Whether r.542(3) permits recall after the order has been sealed
- 3 Whether the Court's inherent jurisdiction supports recall of the order
Ratio Decidendi
The sealed substituted service order was properly obtained and there was no 'very special reason' or misleading of the Court that would justify recall under r.542(3) or the Court's inherent jurisdiction; accordingly the application to recall is dismissed and the substituted service order stands.
Court Disposition
Application to recall substituted service order dismissed.
Orders
- Application for recall of the substituted service order dismissed.
- Costs reserved; parties may file memoranda if costs are in issue and the judge will determine costs on the material filed.
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