Hunter's Corner, Analysis Premium Banks are masters of the waiting game It takes years to bring a claim against a bank, as two investor groups have found. Tim Hunter Fri, 26 Jul 2019 Macquarie BankanzFMACourtsFraudTony Noel Lusby
Premium Government to amend Bill of Rights Act The change won't force Parliament's hand to overturn court decisions. Brent Edwards Mon, 26 Feb 2018 bill of rights actlegislationCourts
Premium Appeal Court rejects Ngati Whatua challenge to rival iwis’ land settlements Capital Letter: Penny Pepperell explains the court's decision on Auckland isthmus treaty claims and the comity principle. Thu, 07 Dec 2017 CourtsNgati WhatuaTreaty of Waitangi
Premium 'Slumlord' owes thousands of dollars in costs to Auckland Council Augustine Lau involved in 26 Environment Court cases. NBR Contributor Tue, 31 Oct 2017 Augustine Lauslum developerCourtsAuckland councilcosts
Judge holds decision on Little defamation, clears him on others The jury had found Mr Little did defame Earl Hagaman on one occasion. NBR Contributor Mon, 10 Apr 2017 Andrew LittleEarl & Lani HagamanEarl and Lani HagamanLani HagamandefamationLawCourtsHigh Court
Premium Capital Letter: The difference between upside down and right side in trade mark dispute The Court of Appeal rules over Omega symbol dispute. Wed, 05 Apr 2017 trade marksCourtsOmegaGurutrademarksJustice Raynor Asherjustice simon franceJustice Mary PetersCourt of Appeal
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Premium Capital Letter: Supreme Court pulls owner from leaky home resolution quagmire The Supreme Court noted the process for Ms Lee (often unrepresented) “has been tortuous and fraught with procedural difficulties.” Thu, 02 Feb 2017 CourtsSupreme CourtLeaky homes
July date set for Banks re-trial Defence banking on new evidence of US businessmen. NBR Contributor Wed, 04 Feb 2015 BusinessDeskJohn BanksKim DotcomDavid SchaefferJeffery KarnesCourtsCourt of Appeal
Premium Bid to stop $6.3 million tax penalty fails Disgraced Australian taxman Nick Petroulias has had his attempt to head off a $6.3 million tax bill slapped back by the High Court after a long serious of legal foot-dragging. NBR Contributor Thu, 28 Nov 2013 taxGSTCourtsinland revenueNick Petrouliastax penalties
