$59m divorce case under way: Husband 'dragging the chain' over $700k payment
Lawyer accuses husband of 'dragging the chain' over a $700,000 payment.
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Woman awarded $700,000 to fight $59m divorce battle
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The honeymooners plan to seek damages from both the cruise line and the tour operators.
Ex-husband loses bid to recoup $250k gift from former wife
Gavin Hurlimann argued the money represented an 'unconscionable bargain'.
$17m Lotto winner's niece loses battle over beach house
Her uncle had only told one person - his stepson - of a $17 million Lotto win.
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They're trying to prove their 'tiny house' - two units pushed together - is a vehicle.
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Revealed: The millionaire suing Prince Andrew and Fergie over luxury Swiss chalet
The socialite is taking legal action over missed payments from the royal couple.
NZME seeks interim injunction against Stuff-owner Nine Entertainment
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The pair had sought name suppression, citing death threats and safety risks.
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Royal secret Meghan and Harry's court case could reveal
The Sussexes' court battle against the British press may blow open a royal secret.
Chch leaflet compares NZ lockdown laws to Nazi Germany, Holocaust
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Company wanted $200k redundancy back after argument in hotel lobby
Argument in hotel lobby leads to Employment Relations Authority hearing.
Deadly cruise: What did crew members know before NZ man's death?
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Nikki Chamberlain: The approaching tidal wave of Covid-19 class actions
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Did the Ruby Princess cruise ship leak Covid-19 into NZ? PM seeks legal advice
At least 16 New Zealand virus cases linked to the ship.
Radiographer accused of sexually inappropriate behaviour
Radiographer accused of sexually inappropriate behaviour towards cleaner.
Andrew Little to judges: Get tough on divorce property delays
Comments come after a series of drawn-out matrimonial legal battles.
Waikato councils in a stink over leaky pipe
Matamata-Piako mayor says regional council didn't play fair in prosecuting his council.
Koru lounge spat: 'Abusive' lawyer fails to have her Air NZ ban lifted
Behaviour found to be 'offensive' - and later one staff member was in tears.
'Cold house' and pregnant mum: Do doctors' certificates matter?
Tenancy Tribunal dismisses doctor's warning over "damp" house for pregnant mum.
Sasha Borissenko: Cases test contracting landscape
Could lack of employee benefits for contractors soon be about to change?
'Bitter battle' for control of marae ends in tenant's eviction
The marae, chaired by Dr Lance O'Sullivan, has been fighting to evict the man for months.
Raising the bar: The joke's on the legal profession
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Four children each awarded $1.25m of dead dad's lotto winnings
Four children went to court to claim some of their estranged dad's Lotto win.
New-build nightmare continues at dream retirement home
Moyrah Ryan Lewis still in financial difficulties after caveat placed on retirement home.
Legal bid to stop removal of trees from Auckland maunga
Anna Radford of a local protest group has welcomed the legal action.
Lawsuit could make gunmaker open books
A ruling by the US Supreme Court has upended a longstanding legal roadblock.
Money, money, money: Litigating Shelly Bay
Financial records reveal mounting donations to groups taking legal action over Shelly Bay.
Sir Peter Jackson's company bankrolling Shelly Bay litigation
Court documents reveal a donation agreement between WingNut films and an iwi group.
Reputation, not money, driving privacy case - Peters
Peters says his reputation was "destroyed in seconds" by a leak about his pension.
Dunedin doctor accused of killing teen: 80 witnesses for trial
Potential jurors will pack the court this morning for the trial of a Dunedin doctor.