5 Aug 2014
BARBALICH v LEADERS REAL ESTATE (1987) LTD [2014] NZHC 1839
- Citation
- [2014] NZHC 1839
- Court
- High Court
Because litigation was reasonably apprehended at the time the communications were made and the communications were prepared to respond to the REAA complaint and equally to prepare for the anticipated litigation, the dominant purpose included preparation for litigation and the communications were privileged under s56(2)(a) Evidence Act 2006.