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  1. ABV v ZYH [2013] NZDT 54 (22 April 2013) [PDF, 63 KB]

    Credit contract / Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 / Applicant claimed Respondent failed to disclose all fees that would have to be paid over life of home loan / claimed breach of s 17 of CCCFA / claimed the fees and charges were oppressive under s 120 of CCCFA / sought refund of $11,209.38 / Held: no breach of s 17 / Respondent’s contract included provision for changes to be made to fees / Applicant received notice of changes / oppressive is more than just unfair or unreasonable / no evidence that new fees were exceptional or inconsistent with normal market practice / fees were validly charged / Applicant only entitled to refund of expired insurance fee $748.00 as Applicant had maintained insurance throughout term.

  2. ABZ and ACA Ltd v ZYE and ZYD Ltd [2013] NZDT 93 (25 March 2013) [PDF, 81 KB]

    Tort / negligence / Respondent’s car collided with Applicant’s car / Applicant and her insurer claimed for assessed cost of repairs / Respondent accepts liability for incident and respondent’s insurer accepts that repair costs fair / however before repairs undertaken, Applicant’s car involved in subsequent incident affecting the same area of the car to be repaired / a second tortfeasor will not be liable if their actions caused no further damage or merely duplicated existing damage / Performance Cars Ltd v Abraham [1962] 1 QB 33 / Tribunal finds that the two incidents were separate and distinct and that repair costs relating to the first damage were established via an assessment / the need for repairs due to the first incident already existed for which the respondent acknowledged responsibility and agreed to pay for repairs / claim allowed, Respondent ordered to pay Applicant’s insurer $1,307.26.

  3. ACC and ACD v ZYA [2013] NZDT 111 (18 March 2013) [PDF, 46 KB]

    Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 / contract / Respondent was to lay kitchen tiles / Applicants dissatisfied with work  /  Respondent refused to carry out remedial work  / Held: tiles laid in an uneven manner  /  Respondent’s workmanship not carried out with reasonable skill and care  / Applicants had not paid Respondent for work so only entitled to cost of extra work required over and above price agreed with Respondent  / not entitled to costs associated with hearing of the claim  / not entitled to cost of tool to cut gib-board as tool would be available for other uses around home or workshop / Applicants awarded $750.68.

  4. AAN and AAO v ZZP, ZZO and ZZN in their capacities as Trustees of FT Family Trust [2013] NZDT 8 (16 March 2013) [PDF, 59 KB]

    Contract / Contractual Remedies Act 1979 / Applicants signed Agreement for Sale and Purchase with Respondents (trustees of FT Family Trust) for property that was advertised as “architecturally designed” / before settlement, Applicants discovered this was not the case and after settlement, discovered other problems with the property / Applicants claimed for the premium they paid for an architecturally designed house and repair costs / Held: FT Family Trust had undertaken faulty wiring in breach of clause 6.2(5) of the Agreement / Applicants not induced to enter contract by misrepresentation as they became aware of mistake before confirming Agreement and did not raise the matter / Applicants unable to establish that agent ever made a promise or representation / FT Family Trust liable for faulty wiring / claim allowed (in part), Respondents ordered to pay Applicants $362.89.

  5. [2013] NZEmpC 22 Shaw v Schering-Plough Animal Health Ltd [PDF, 1.5 MB]

    [2013] NZEmpC 22 Shaw v Schering-Plough Animal Health Ltd (Judgment of Judge AD Ford dated 25 February 2013) Successful challenge to the Authority determination. The Court held that the plaintiff was unjustifiably constructively dismissed. Plaintiff awarded $20,000 compensation for humiliation, loss of dignity and injury to feelings. Leave reserved to seek further directions or orders from the Court in relation to the quantification of the plaintiff's economic loss claim. Costs reserved.

  6. [2013] NZEmpC 9 Gini v Strugess [PDF, 73 KB]

    [2013] NZEmpC 9 Gini v Strugess (4 February 2013 Judgment of Judge AD FordSuccessful challenge to Authority costs determination. The Court concluded that the Authority imposed the $1,500 uplift on the normal daily tariff of $3,000 as a punishment on the plaintiff because she knew or ought to have known of the time limits within which to claim a penalty. The Court held the plaintiff's ignorance of the law is not the type of "conduct" contemplated in Da Cruz to be taken in account in determining whether to inflate or reduce a costs award. The Court fixed the Authority's costs in the sum of $3,000. Plaintiff awarded $750 costs.

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