Thomson Reuters texts cited in New Zealand cases: June 2025
Blanchard (ed) Civil Remedies in New Zealand (online, book, ebook)
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Brash v Hooton [2025] NZHC 1530 at [35] n 33 |
Civil Remedies in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2011) at [13.6] |
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Laurence v Laurence [2025] NZHC 1672 at [158] n 33 |
Civil Remedies in New Zealand (2nd ed) at [9.2.1] [sic] |
See [9.2.2] Personal restitutionary remedies |
O’Byrne v R [2025] NZHC 1471 at [38] n 11 |
Chetwin “Contract” in Civil Remedies in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2011) at [1.4.6(3)] |
[1.4.6] Situations where burden is reversed → (3) Betterment |
Routhan v PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd [2025] NZSC 68 at [197] n 335 |
Chetwin “Contract” in Civil Remedies in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2011) 3 at [1.6.2] |
[1.6.2] Election by plaintiff |
Butler (ed) Equity and Trusts in New Zealand (online, book, ebook)
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Brown v TF5 Ltd [2025] NZHC 1744 at [14] n 2 |
Equity and Trusts in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2009) at [30.2.1] |
[30.2.1] Trustees’ lien for debts incurred in discharging trust |
Laurence v Laurence [2025] NZHC 1672 at [134(d)] n 25 |
Equity and Trusts in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2009) at [38.2.4] |
[38.2.4] Proportionality |
McLeod v Kerr [2025] NZHC 1665 at [34] n 8 |
Equity & Trusts in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2013) at 388 [sic] |
See [13.2.1] Introduction (re institutional constructive trusts) |
Downs (ed) Adams on Criminal Law (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Boulger v R [2025] NZCA 208 at [5] n 10 |
Adams – Sentencing (online ed) at [SAB5.01] |
[SAB5.01] Grounds upon which appeal court may uphold appeal |
Commissioner of Police v CF [2025] NZHC 1506 at [28] n 5 |
Adams – Rights and Powers (looseleaf ed) at [SS151.02A] |
[SS151.02A] Seizure of items that may be forfeited under the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act |
Maghsoudi v Police [2025] NZHC 1590 at [18] n 12 |
Adams – Crimes Act (online ed) at [CA48.03] |
[CA48.03] Self protection not involving force or threats |
P v Police [2025] NZHC 1718 at [17] n 9 |
Adams (online looseleaf ed) at [CPA231.02(3)] |
[CPA231.02] Extension of time for filing notice of application for leave or notice of appeal → (3) Reasons for delay |
Reynolds v New Zealand Police [2025] NZHC 1483 at [45] n 36 |
Adams – Sentencing (online looseleaf ed) at [SA9.15] |
[SA9.15] Subsection (1)(j) — previous convictions |
Smith v R [2025] NZCA 270 at [11] n 8 |
Adams – Offences and Defences (online looseleaf ed) at [CA210.04] |
[CA210.04] Subsection (1) mens rea — taking a young person |
Tahau v Police [2025] NZCA 278 at [45] n 30 |
Adams – Criminal Procedure (online looseleaf ed) at [CPA246.02] |
[CPA246.02] Subsection (1): “fixed by law” |
Finn and Mathias Criminal Procedure in New Zealand (online, book, ebook)
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Thomas v Police [2025] NZHC 1649 at [26] n 8 |
Criminal Procedure in New Zealand (3rd ed, 2019) at [3.4] |
[3.4] Review of the decision to prosecute |
Gorman and others McGechan on Procedure (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Almarzooqi v Salih [2025] NZHC 1436 at [14] n 20 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [HR12.2.07(2)] |
[HR12.2.07] Onus on defendant → (2) Situations where success is likely |
Almarzooqi (above) at [17] n 22 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [HR12.4.01] |
[HR12.4.01] Time for application |
Baker v Stuff Ltd [2025] NZHC 1434 at [11] n 1 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [HR5.45.01]–[HR5.45.04], [HR5.45.07], [HR5.45.09] and [HR5.45.11] |
[HR5.45.01] General approach [HR5.45.02] Threshold test — plaintiff unable to pay costs [HR5.45.03] Are security for costs appropriate? — exercise of the Court’s discretion — “just in all the circumstances” relevant factors [HR5.45.04] Further application and review of existing order [HR5.45.07] The amount of security [HR5.45.09] Staged, staggered and deferred security [HR5.45.11] Stay or dismissal |
Baker (above) at [14] n 7 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [HR5.45.06] |
[HR5.45.06] Principles relating specifically to plaintiffs residing overseas |
Baker (above) at [37] n 17 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [HR5.45.02] |
[HR5.45.02] Threshold test — plaintiff unable to pay costs |
Body Corporate Number DPS 91535 v 3A Composites GmbH [2025] NZHC 1524 at [45(a)] n 59 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR4.24.02] |
[HR4.24.02] Procedure — when application necessary |
Caisteal An Ime Ltd v Mount Cass Holdings Ltd [2025] NZHC 1494 at [20] n 6 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR26.14.01] |
[HR26.14.01] Leave to appeal |
Chief Executive of Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment v Hairland Holdings Ltd [2025] NZCA 219 at [64] n 61 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [DJ10.01] |
[DJ10.01] Factors weighing against exercise of discretion |
Farrand v Farrand [2025] NZHC 1527 at [19] n 11 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR12.2.11] |
[HR12.2.11] Court’s discretion |
Maraposa Ltd v Wang [2025] NZHC 1585 at [20] n 2 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR12.2.11] |
[HR12.2.11] Court’s discretion |
NZAgbiz Ltd v Hanley [2025] NZHC 1485 at [27] n 10 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR14.7.01] [sic] |
See [HHR14.7.01] Specific situations → (d) Other reason — r 14.7(g) |
Routhan v PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd [2025] NZSC 68 at [195] nn 328 and 329 |
McGechan (looseleaf ed) at [HR5.33.02(3)] and [HR5.33.02(4)] |
[HR5.33.02] “Special damages” → (3) Past loss, precisely calculable, and (4) Loss not presumed to be consequence of defendant’s act |
Slavich v Slavich [2025] NZHC 1659 at [13] n 4 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR12.2.11] |
[HR12.2.11] Court’s discretion |
Squair v Cribb [2025] NZHC 1549 at [6] n 2 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR12.12.08] |
[HR12.12.08] Costs |
Taylor v Vernon [2025] NZHC 1737 at [14] n 5 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR8.34.10] |
[HR8.34.10] Form of interrogatories |
Thomas v Police [2025] NZHC 1649 at [29] n 13 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR5.35A.01] |
[HR5.35A.01] Jurisdiction to strike out or stay proceedings before service |
Waiuku Free Range Eggs & Livestock Ltd v van Velthuizen [2025] NZHC 1610 at [32] n 13 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR8.39.01] |
[HR8.39.01] Answer must be specific and substantial |
Waiuku Free Range Eggs & Livestock (above) at [33] n 15 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR8.39.04] |
[HR8.39.04] Knowledge, information, and belief |
Guest, Patel and Spamers Family Precedents (online)
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H (SC 1/2024) v R [2025] NZSC 62 at [42] n 46 |
Family Precedents (online ed) at [YC4.1.2] |
[YC4.1.2] The importance of notation on the information |
Joseph (Philip) Joseph on Constitutional and Administrative Law (online, book, ebook)
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Attorney-General v Morrison [2025] NZCA 240 at [88] n 130 |
Constitutional and Administrative Law in New Zealand (4th ed, 2014) at [27.3.4(2)] |
Now Joseph (5th ed, 2021) at [27.3.4] Public law compensation → (2) Nature of the remedy |
Joseph (Thomas) Statutory Interpretation (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Steele v Commissioner of Police [2025] NZHRRT 21 at [55] n 47 |
Statutory Interpretation (online looseleaf ed) at [LE34.01] |
[LE34.01] Background (re s 34 of the Legislation Act 2019) |
Palmer Local Government Law in Aotearoa New Zealand (online, book, ebook)
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Marsden City Limited Partnership v Whangārei District Council [2025] NZHC 1468 at [47] n 33 |
Local Government Law in Aotearoa New Zealand (2nd ed) at [11.7] |
[11.7] Former special valuations |
Peart Trusts Act 2019: Act and Analysis (book, ebook)
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McKean v McKean Family Trustee Ltd [2025] NZHC 1621 at [148] n 40 |
Trusts Act 2019: Act & Analysis (2024) at [TU25.02] |
[TU25.02] Meaning of “good faith” |
McKean (above) at [152] n 48 |
Trusts Act 2019: Act & Analysis (2024) at [TU31.01] |
[TU31.01] Duty part of duty of loyalty |
McKean (above) at [157] n 57 |
Trusts Act 2019: Act & Analysis (2024) at [TU94.02] |
[TU94.02] Is the power to appoint and remove trustees fiduciary? |
Peart (ed) Family Law – Family Property (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Matthew v Harding [2025] NZHC 1459 at [35] n 19 |
Family Law – Family Property (online ed) at [PR25.11(2)] |
[PR25.11] Interim distributions → (2) Discretion |
Salmon Environmental Law (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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New Zealand Defence Force v Selwyn District Council [2025] NZEnvC 210 at [113] n 79 |
Salmon Environmental Law (looseleaf ed) at [RM274.01] |
[RM274.01] General (re s 274 representation at proceedings) |
Smith New Zealand Judicial Review Handbook (book, ebook)
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South Taranaki Fishing Charters Ltd v District Court at Whanganui [2025] NZHC 1701 at [12] n 9 |
New Zealand Judicial Review Handbook (2nd ed, 2016) at 481 |
[34.1] Alternative remedies and reviewability → [34.1.1] Specialist tribunals/procedures |
Todd (ed) Todd on Torts (online, book, ebook)
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Brash v Hooton [2025] NZHC 1530 at [32] n 29 |
Todd (9th ed, 2023) at [15.15] |
[15.15] Apology |
Manaia Media Ltd v Cato [2025] NZCA 233 at [154] n 129 |
Cheer “Defamation” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 935 at [15.3.2] |
[15.3.2] Judge and jury |
Routhan v PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd [2025] NZSC 68 at [147] n 237 |
Todd “Negligence: The Duty of Care” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 153 at 155–156 |
[4.1] Introduction |
Routhan (above) at [150] n 247 |
Todd “Negligence: The Duty of Care” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 153 at 165 |
[4.2.4] Scope of the duty |
Routhan (above) at [151] n 249 |
Todd “Negligence: Breach of Duty” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 461 at 461–462 |
[6.1] Introduction |
Routhan (above) at [152] n 250 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at [19.1]–[19.2] |
[19.1] Introduction [19.2] Cause in fact |
Routhan (above) at [153] n 253 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at [19.5] |
[19.5] Remoteness of damage |
Routhan (above) at [153] n 255 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at 1274 |
[19.4.1] General (re cause in law) |
Routhan (above) at [153] n 256 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at [19.3] |
[19.3] The duty nexus |
Routhan (above) [153] n 258 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at [19.5.2] |
[19.5.2] Foreseeable consequences |
Routhan (above) [153] n 259 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at [19.4.2(1)]–[19.4.2(3)] |
[19.4.2] Scope of the risk → (1) Intervening third party conduct, (2) Deliberately inflicted harm, and (3) Plaintiff’s own conduct |
Routhan (above) [153] n 260 |
Todd “Defences” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1299 |
Chapter 20: Defences |
Routhan (above) at [154] n 261 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at 1275–1276 |
[19.4.2] Scope of the risk |
Routhan (above) at [245] n 389 |
Todd “Negligence: The Duty of Care” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 153 at 160 |
[4.2.2] Anns and Caparo |
Routhan (above) at [250] n 400 |
Todd “Negligence: The Duty of Care” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 153 at [4.2.3] |
[4.2.3] The duty inquiry in New Zealand |
Routhan (above) at [261] n 420 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at 1273–1274 |
[19.3] The duty nexus |
Routhan (above) at [262] n 421 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at 1275, n 168 |
[19.4.1] General (re cause in law) |
Routhan (above) at [263] n 424 |
Todd “Negligence: The Duty of Care” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 153 at 164 |
[4.2.4] Scope of the duty |
Routhan (above) at [263] n 424 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at 1270 and 1275 |
[19.3] The duty nexus [19.4.1] General (re cause in law) |
Routhan (above) at [264] n 429 |
Todd “Causation and Remoteness of Damage” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1239 at 1281–1282 |
[19.5] Remoteness of damage |
Routhan (above) at [281] n 466 |
Todd “Defences” in Todd (9th ed, 2023) 1299 at [20.4] |
[20.4] Assumption of risk |
Smith v Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd [2025] NZHC 1605 at [28] n 21 |
Todd (9th ed, 2023) at [19.1] |
[19.1] Introduction (re causation and remoteness of damage) |
Thomson Reuters texts published overseas
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Brash v Hooton [2025] NZHC 1530 at [23] n 16 |
Parkes and Busuttil (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (13th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2022) at 28 (re assessing the level of reputational harm caused by a statement) |
Chief Executive of Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment v Hairland Holdings Ltd [2025] NZCA 219 at [62] n 59 |
Woolf and Woolf The Declaratory Judgment (4th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2011) at [4-13]–[4-17] (re potential for abuse of general jurisdiction to grant declaratory relief) |
Hsieh v Dreamhome Construction Group Ltd [2025] NZHC 1643 at [39] nn 3 and 4 |
Dennys, Raeside and Clay (eds) Hudson’s Building and Engineering Contracts (12th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2010) at [4-045], [5-002]–[5-006] and [5-025]–[5-026] (common law re work under fixed price contract) |
Hsieh (above) at [40] n 5 |
Ramsey, Hughes and Stansfield (eds) Keating on Construction Contracts (12th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, 2024) at [4-045] (re contractor completing a whole work) |
Hsieh (above) at [41] n 6 |
Dennys, Raeside and Clay (eds) Hudson’s Building and Engineering Contracts (12th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2010) at [3-080] (re contractor completing a whole work) |
Hsieh (above) at [66] n 8 |
Dennys, Raeside and Clay (eds) Hudson’s Building and Engineering Contracts (12th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2010) at [3-134]–[3-135] and [5-051] (re extension of time clauses) |
Hsieh (above) at [221] n 20 |
Edelman McGregor on Damages (22nd ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2024) at [17-027] (re liquidated damages clauses where greater actual damage) |
Hsieh (above) at [237] n 24 |
Dennys, Raeside and Clay (eds) Hudson’s Building and Engineering Contracts (12th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2010) at [2-145] (re agent’s supply of construction documents to principal) |
Manaia Media Ltd v Cato [2025] NZCA 233 at [75] n 71 |
Parkes and Busuttil (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (13th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2022) at [16-001] (re public interest) |
Manaia Media (above) at [78] n 75 |
Milmo and Rogers (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (11th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2008) at [15.10] (re public interest) |
Manaia Media (above) at [81] n 82 |
Parkes and Busuttil (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (13th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2022) at [16-006] (re public interest in the administration of sport) |
Manaia Media (above) at [150] n 124 |
Rolph Rolph on Defamation (2nd ed, Thomson Reuters, Sydney, 2024) at [6.60] (functions of judge and jury re defamatory meaning) |
Manaia Media (above) at [150] nn 125 and 126 |
Mullis and Parkes (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (12th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2013) at [34.5] and [34.6] (functions of judge and jury re defamatory meaning) |
Manaia Media (above) at [150] nn 125 and 127 |
Parkes and Busuttil (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (13th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2022) at [32-005] n 28 and [32-002] (functions of judge and jury re defamatory meaning) |
Manaia Media (above) at [163] n 136 |
Mullis and Parkes (eds) Gatley on Libel and Slander (12th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2013) at [36.25]–[36.31] (re setting aside excessive damages awards) |
McKean v McKean Family Trustee Ltd [2025] NZHC 1621 at [148] n 39 |
Tucker, Le Poidevin and Brightwell Lewin on Trusts (20th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2020) at [29-0034] (re trustee’s duty of good faith) |
McKean (above) at [152] n 49 |
Tucker, Le Poidevin and Brightwell Lewin on Trusts (20th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2020) at t [46-008] (re rule against self-dealing) |
McKean (above) at [154] n 53 |
Tucker, Le Poidevin and Brightwell Lewin on Trusts (20th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2020) at [29-062] (re trustee’s primary duty to trust as a whole) |
McKean (above) at [228] n 76 |
Tucker, Le Poidevin and Brightwell Lewin on Trusts (20th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2020) at [48-005] (re trustee’s entitlement to be indemnified) |
Routhan v PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd [2025] NZSC 68 at [159] n 270 |
Burrows “Comparing Compensatory Damages in Tort and Contract: Some Problematic Issues” in Degeling, Edelman and Goudkamp (eds) Torts in Commercial Law (Thomson Reuters, Sydney, 2011) 367 at 373–375 (re SAAMCO cap) |
Routhan (above) at [261] n 419 |
Goudkamp and Nolan Winfield and Jolowicz on Tort (20th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2020) at [7-071] (re scope of duty of care) |
Routhan (above) at [263] n 424 |
Goudkamp and Nolan Winfield and Jolowicz on Tort (20th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2020) at [7-073] (re SAAMCO and remoteness) |
Smith v Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd [2025] NZHC 1605 at [34] n 28 |
Woolf and Woolf Zamir & Woolf: The Declaratory Judgment (4th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2011) at [1-07] (re nature of declaratory relief) |
Vanifatova v Wang [2025] NZHC 1532 at [101] n 13 |
Tettenborn (ed) Clerk & Lindsell on Torts (24th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2023) at [17-01] (re tort of deceit) |
Yoonwoo C & C Development Corp v Huh [2025] NZCA 209 at [50] n 59 and [52] n 66 |
Collins and Harris (eds) Dicey, Morris & Collins on the Conflict of Laws (16th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2022) at [14-002] and [14-008]–[14-009] (re recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments) |
Yoonwoo C & C Development Corp (above) at [52] n 66 |
McClean and Ruiz Abou-Nigm Morris: The Conflict of Laws (10th ed, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2021) at [10-008]–[10-009] (re recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments) |
