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Last Updated: 8 May 2015
IN THE HIGH COURT OF NEW ZEALAND WELLINGTON REGISTRY
CIV-2014-485-2444 [2015] NZHC 924
BETWEEN
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PETER SHAUN BRINSDON,
DEBORAH ANN BRINSDON AND CRAIG ALEXANDER CARRAN Plaintiffs
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AND
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SARAH JEAN COURTNEY, FRANCIS WILLIAM JAMES COURTNEY AND WILLIAM DUNCAN
MACDONALD First Defendant
WARD ADAMS BRYAN-LAMB Second Defendant
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Teleconference:
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5 May 2015
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Counsel:
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S J Baldwin for Plaintiffs
E S K Dalzell for First Defendant
J Eckford for Second Defendant
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Interim
Judgment:
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5 May 2015
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INTERIM JUDGMENT OF THE HON JUSTICE
KÓS
[1] This is a weathertightness claim concerning a property at 12
Atamira Close, Churton Park, Wellington. The plaintiffs are
the present owners
of the property. The first defendants are the previous owners of the property.
The second defendants were the
plaintiffs’ solicitors on the purchase
transaction.
[2] There is a deficiency in the agreement for sale and purchase executed by the plaintiffs and first defendants. The parties used the standard form Auckland District Law Society (Eighth Edition) agreement for sale and purchase of real estate. It
normally contains ten printed pages. The present agreement contains
eight of those
BRINSDON & ORS v COURTNEY & ORS [2015] NZHC 924 [5 May 2015]
pages, plus an additional page setting out some special conditions of sale.
Missing are pages four and five of the standard form,
containing cls 3.13 to 6.5
inclusive.
[3] It is now common ground that the agreement for sale and purchase should
be rectified to reincorporate the two missing pages.
[4] Given consensus, I give judgment now in terms of the rectification cause
of action.
[5] All other causes of action remain to be tried on 30 November
2015.
Stephen Kós J
Solicitors:
Grimshaw & Co, Wellington for Plaintiffs
Parker & Associates, Wellington for First Defendant
Parker Cowan, Lawyers, Queenstown for Second Defendant
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