4 Apr 2019
MAD BUTCHER HOLDINGS LTD v STANDARD 730 LTD [2019] NZHC 699
- Citation
- [2019] NZHC 699
- Court
- High Court
Leave to appeal was refused because the defendants failed to establish any arguable error of law or fact sufficient to meet the high threshold for interlocutory leave; the Judge concluded the High Court's interim injunction assessment (serious question to be tried, inadequacy of damages, balance of convenience) was not plainly wrong. A stay pending any appeal was declined because the overall balance of convenience and interests of justice did not favour a stay.