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Topic

Stay of sale

Legal area

Court

14 May 2015

MITA MICHAEL RIRINUI v LANDCORP FARMING LIMITED [2015] NZSC 65

Citation

[2015] NZSC 65
Court

Supreme Court

Because counsel could accommodate an expedited timetable and there would be no irremediable prejudice to Landcorp, the balance of convenience required preserving the status quo by restraining completion of the sale until further order and by fixing an expedited timetable to determine the leave application.
10 Feb 2011

DAVOODI V SHIMEN-HILLS HC AK CIV 2010-404-6838

Citation

openlaw-ebce4722_e513_4f9b_bd6f_c94d86b3c1a1.pdf
Court

High Court

Extension of time refused because the delay was lengthy and insufficiently explained, the psychologist's evidence did not establish incapacity sufficient to vitiate the Family Court hearing, the appeal was weak given the Family Court's credibility findings, and third party interests and remedies (stay, family court review) were available; interests of justice did not favour extension.