3 Jul 2015
PRECAST NZ LIMITED v ANYSTEP LIMITED [2015] NZHC 1535
- Citation
- [2015] NZHC 1535
- Court
- High Court
Anystep's counterclaim for a declaration of repudiation and termination could not succeed on summary judgment because it failed to serve the written notice required by the licence (cl 6.2.1) and, on the evidence, had affirmed the licence with knowledge of the alleged breaches; however the claim for damages could not be finally dismissed on summary judgment because recent disclosure (the 1 November 2012 email) meant loss was not shown to be purely speculative and required further enquiry.