New Zealand Case Law

9 Mar 2016

LAU v LI [2016] NZCA 52

Citation

[2016] NZCA 52

Court

Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal had no jurisdiction to entertain the purported appeal from interlocutory decisions of an Associate Judge sitting in chambers; the correct remedy was a review under s 26P(1) Judicature Act 1908 and any review would now require an extension of time under r 2.3(2) High Court Rules, therefore the appeal is dismissed for want of jurisdiction.

• Jurisdiction of court of appeal
• Review under s 26p(1) judicature act 1908
• Security for costs
• Initial disclosure
• Strike-out
• Extension of time under high court rules