PRIMA TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) V KMQ INC HC AK CIV 2010-404-001116
The defendants are entitled to costs assessed on a 2B basis and disbursements approved by the Registrar; an uplift above 2B is not justified because available evidence indicated the proceeding was initiated in good faith.
- Citation
- openlaw-b69cb7bd_79f3_43e8_92f1_6b121409bc6b.pdf
- Parties
- First Plaintiff: PRIMA TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION); Second Plaintiff: DARAN NAIR; First Defendant: KMQ INC; Second Defendant: KIMBERLEY QUINN
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 14 November 2012
- Procedural Posture
- Companies Act 1993 Proceeding / Costs Determination Following Summary Judgment Application
- Outcome
- Costs awarded to defendants on a 2B scale; uplift denied; disbursements to be approved by the Registrar
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Costs Assessment, Costs Uplift, Disbursements
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Parties
PRIMA TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION)
First Plaintiff
DARAN NAIR
Second Plaintiff
KMQ INC
First Defendant
KIMBERLEY QUINN
Second Defendant
Procedural Posture
Companies Act 1993 Proceeding / Costs Determination Following Summary Judgment Application
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether defendants entitled to costs
- 2 Whether an uplift above 2B scale was justified
- 3 Whether disbursements should be approved
Ratio Decidendi
The defendants are entitled to costs assessed on a 2B basis and disbursements approved by the Registrar; an uplift above 2B is not justified because available evidence indicated the proceeding was initiated in good faith.
Court Disposition
Costs awarded to defendants on a 2B scale; uplift denied; disbursements to be approved by the Registrar
Orders
- Costs fixed on a 2B basis in favour of the defendants
- Disbursements to be approved by the Registrar
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