Thomson Reuters texts cited in New Zealand cases: May 2025
Blanchard (ed) Civil Remedies in New Zealand (online, book, ebook)
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Dwan v Trufa Aotearoa Ltd [2025] NZHC 1175 at [46] n 16 |
Barker “Interim Injunctions” in Civil Remedies in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2011) at [6.2] |
[6.2] The initial evidential standard: “a serious question to be tried” |
Dwan (above) at [56] n 21 |
Barker in Civil Remedies in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2011) at [5.2.2(1)] |
[5.2.2] Discretionary considerations → (1) Damages are an adequate remedy |
Downs (ed) Adams on Criminal Law (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Commissioner of Police v Joyce [2025] NZHC 1179 at [35(a)] n 16 (judgment contains publication restrictions) |
Adams (online ed) at [CA98A.01] |
[CA98A.01] “Organised criminal group” |
Gaby v Police [2025] NZHC 1186 at [9] n 9 |
Adams – Sentencing (online ed) at [SAB5.01] |
[SAB5.01] Grounds upon which appeal court may uphold appeal |
Higgott v Police [2025] NZHC 1388 at [19] n 22 |
Adams – Sentencing (online looseleaf ed) at [SA9.15(6)] |
[SA9.15] Subsection (1)(j) — previous convictions → (6) Proportionality |
R v Greig [2025] NZHC 1064 at [36] n 10 |
Adams – Procedure (online ed) at [CM8A.02] |
[CM8A.02] Burden and standard of proof |
Reid v District Court at Tauranga [2025] NZHC 1092 at [27] n 5 |
Adams (online ed) at [CPA147.15] |
[CPA147.15] Exceptions to the finality of orders under s 147 |
Simpson v R [2025] NZHC 1297 at [34] n 31 |
Adams (online ed) at [SA9.22] |
[SA9.22] Subsection (2)(f) — remorse or making amends |
Singh v R [2025] NZCA 192 at [9] n 5 |
Adams – Criminal Procedure (online looseleaf ed) at [CPA230.01] |
[CPA230.01] First appeal courts |
T (CA449/2023) v R [2025] NZCA 136 at [19] n 4 (judgment contains publication restrictions) |
Adams – Evidence (online looseleaf ed) at [EA127.01] |
[EA127.01] Discretionary direction concerning “good reason” for delay |
Gorman and others McGechan on Procedure (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Dwan v Trufa Aotearoa Ltd [2025] NZHC 1175 at [56] n 21 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR7.53.07(2)–(3)] |
See now [HR7.53.06] Second stage of Court’s assessment: “the balance of convenience” → (2) Adequacy of damages for the plaintiff, and (3) Adequacy of damages for the defendant |
Everiss v Long [2025] NZHC 1165 at [26] n 4 (within a quote) |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR10.2.03] |
[HR10.2.03] “For any time, to any place, and upon any terms it thinks just” |
LJ Group New Zealand Ltd v New Zealand Capital Management Ltd [2025] NZHC 1071 at [27] n 10 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR12.4.01A] |
[HR12.4.01A] Application for leave under r 12.4(2) |
Professional Conduct Committee v F [2025] NZHC 1026 at [12] n 6 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR20.16] |
[HR20.16.01] Further evidence on appeal [HR20.16.02] Requirements for granting leave [HR20.16.03] Appeals on questions of law |
Re Sintes [2025] NZCA 156 at [8] n 1 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [SCD13.04] |
[SCD13.04] Third period – after the hearing |
Ready v Stedfast [2025] NZHC 1125 at [15] n 1 |
McGechan (online ed) at [HR15.23.01] |
[HR15.23.01] Principles |
Reid v District Court at Tauranga [2025] NZHC 1092 at [13] n 1 |
McGechan (online looseleaf ed) at [HR5.35A]–[HR5.35B] |
[HR5.35A.01] Jurisdiction to strike out or stay proceedings before service [HR5.35A.01A] Which proceedings are covered? [HR5.35A.02] “plainly abusive proceeding” [HR5.35B.01] Order to strike out or stay “plainly abusive proceeding” before service [HR5.35B.02] Procedure |
Howes and Revill Company Law (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Price v Price [2025] NZHC 1061 at [41] n 6 |
Company Law (online ed) at [CA174.07] |
[CA174.07] Valuation of shares in share acquisition |
Joseph Joseph on Constitutional and Administrative Law (online, book, ebook)
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Harrison v Roberts [2025] NZHC 1327 at [63] nn 11, 13, 14 and 15 |
Joseph (5th ed, 2021) at 897, 899 and 900 |
[21.7.2] Inherent jurisdiction |
Harrison (above) at [63] n 12 |
Joseph (5th ed, 2021) at 892 |
[21.7.1] Concept of jurisdiction |
Marine Farming Assoc Inc v Marlborough District Council [2025] NZEnvC 157 at [53] n 33 |
Joseph (5th ed, 2021) at [23.3.6(3)] |
[23.3.6] Rule against sub-delegation → (3) Common law exceptions |
Merrett and Revill Insolvency Law & Practice (online, looseleaf, ebook)
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Body Corporate 172108 v Cummins [2025] NZHC 1378 at [43] n 62 |
Insolvency Law & Practice (online looseleaf ed) at [IN37.02] |
[IN37.02] Court’s discretion — general principles |
Body Corporate 172108 (above) at [100] n 127 |
Insolvency Law & Practice (online looseleaf ed) at [IN37.04(1) and (2)] |
[IN37.04] Ability of the debtor to pay debts → (1) Ability to pay within a reasonable time, and (2) Debtor must provide sufficient evidence of ability to pay |
Body Corporate 172108 (above) at [109] n 131 |
Insolvency Law & Practice (online looseleaf ed) at [IN37.11] |
[IN37.11] Matters requiring investigation by Official Assignee |
Body Corporate 172108 (above) at [110] n 133 |
Insolvency Law & Practice (online looseleaf ed) at [IN37.08(1)] |
[IN37.08] Adjudication pointless → (1) Absence of assets |
Optican and McDonald (eds) Mahoney on Evidence: Act and Analysis (book, ebook)
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R v Deluney (No 2) [2025] NZHC 1341 at [25] n 6 (judgment contains publications restrictions) |
Mahoney on Evidence (2nd ed, 2024) at [EV18.02] |
[EV18.02] Reliability of the statement |
Deluney (No 2) (above) at [27] n 9 |
Mahoney on Evidence (2nd ed, 2024) at [EV16.03.01(3)] |
[EV16.03.01] Indicia of reliability → (3) Paragraph (c): the circumstances relating to the making of the statement |
Deluney (No 2) (above) at [27] n 10 |
Mahoney on Evidence (2nd ed, 2024) at [EV16.03.01(2)] |
[EV16.03.01] Indicia of reliability → (2) Paragraph (b): the contents of the statement |
Taylor and Slevin Law of Insolvency in New Zealand (online, book, ebook)
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Harrison v Roberts [2025] NZHC 1327 at [25] n 1 |
Law of Insolvency in New Zealand (2nd ed, 2021) at [50.1] and [50.3] |
[50.1] Introduction [50.3] UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-border insolvency |
Todd (ed) Todd on Torts (online, book, ebook)
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Blight v Colville [2025] NZCA 188 at [22] n 8 |
Hughes “Interference with Business Relations” in Todd (ed) The Law of Torts in New Zealand (5th ed, 2009) 601 at [13.2] |
See now [12.2] Inducing breach of contract |
Complete Shelf Co No 8 Ltd v Christchurch City Council [2025] NZHC 1242 at [44] n 11 |
Todd (9th ed, 2023) at [4.4.8] [sic] |
See [4.8.4] Reliance |
Webb and Birkinshaw Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance in New Zealand (book)
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LJ Group New Zealand Ltd v New Zealand Capital Management Ltd [2025] NZHC 1071 at [85] n 29 |
Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance in New Zealand (2004) at 148 |
[7.5] When does oppression exist? → [7.5.3] Accepted considerations → (8) Manner of exercise of the power of sale |
Thomson Reuters texts published overseas
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Storageone Metro Ltd v Tempja (NZ) Ltd [2025] NZHC 1025 at [14] n 1 and [49] n 20 |
Mitchell, Mitchell and Watterson (eds) Goff and Jones on Unjust Enrichment (10th ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2022) at [6-124] (re “interceptive subtractions”) |
Storageone Metro (above) at [39] n 16 |
Palmer Palmer on Bailment (3rd ed, Thomson Reuters, London, 2009) at [13-001] (re involuntary bailees) |
Wenzhou Hongliang Trading Co Ltd v Williams [2025] NZHC 1029 at [46] n 26 (within a quote) |
Murray and Harris Keay’s Insolvency: Personal and Corporate Law and Practice (8th ed, Lawbook Co, Sydney, 2014) at [6.195] (appropriate respect/weight re Official Assignee’s conclusions) |
