TRUSTEES EXECUTORS LIMITED V SMITH HC AK CIV-2011-404-1377
Defendant admitted liability under the guarantees and failed to produce evidence to rebut the plaintiff's loan account statements, so there was no genuine issue to try and summary judgment on liability and quantum was appropriate.
- Citation
- openlaw-51600140_ad6c_4408_8679_5e9ad2842df8.pdf
- Parties
- Plaintiff: TRUSTEES EXECUTORS LIMITED; Defendant: GERALD MURRAY SMITH
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 1 August 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Debt/guarantee Summary Judgment Application / Oral Judgment on Summary Judgment Application (summary Judgment Granted)
- Outcome
- Summary judgment entered for plaintiff as to liability and quantum.
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Quantum, Enforcement, Security for Loans
Case Brief
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Parties
TRUSTEES EXECUTORS LIMITED
Plaintiff
GERALD MURRAY SMITH
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Debt/guarantee Summary Judgment Application / Oral Judgment on Summary Judgment Application (summary Judgment Granted)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether defendant was liable under the guarantees
- 2 Whether the amount claimed was accurately quantified
- 3 Whether payments/credits (interest retention, rent, sale proceeds) were properly applied
Ratio Decidendi
Defendant admitted liability under the guarantees and failed to produce evidence to rebut the plaintiff's loan account statements, so there was no genuine issue to try and summary judgment on liability and quantum was appropriate.
Court Disposition
Summary judgment entered for plaintiff as to liability and quantum.
Orders
- Summary judgment entered for plaintiff Trustees Executors Limited against Gerald Murray Smith as to liability and quantum.
- No order as to costs.
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