19 Dec 2013
KING & ANOR v WOODS [2013] NZHC 3467
- Citation
- [2013] NZHC 3467
- Court
- High Court
The plaintiffs proved on contemporaneous documents and bank records that the advances were made and received and were prima facie repayable on demand; the defendant's asserted conditional repayment on sale, bonus characterization, non-receipt and statutory defence under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act were not reasonably arguable on the evidence; accordingly summary judgment was appropriate for the amounts claimed with interest where contractually provided and statutory or Judicature Act interest where applicable.