New Zealand Case Law

15 Aug 2014

JAFFARI V GRABOWSKI CA52/2014 [2014] NZCA 399

Citation

[2014] NZCA 399

Court

Court of Appeal

The Court dismissed leave to adduce further evidence because the material was not shown to be fresh and was not credible or cogent and was largely irrelevant to whether the advances were loans; the appellants failed to establish a prima facie case of fraud on the NSW court, failed to show any reason to direct issues for trial under r23.20(2), and the appeal was therefore dismissed with costs against the appellants.

• Reciprocal enforcement of judgments
• Set aside registration of foreign judgment
• Fraud on the foreign court
• Admission of fresh evidence on appeal
• Credibility findings
• Costs orders