High Court

FMA seeks clarity from the High Court on the use of eligible investor certificates in the wholesale investment sector

FMA seeks clarity from the High Court on the use of eligible investor certificates in the wholesale investment sector

Labour ministers and James Shaw have been sent back to the Cabinet table to reconsider their decision to make more ETS units available than permitted by the annual carbon budget

Labour ministers and James Shaw have been sent back to the Cabinet table to reconsider their decision to make more ETS units available than permitted by the annual carbon budget

James Shaw says he supports the right of citizens to challenge government decisions after being named in legal action

James Shaw says he supports the right of citizens to challenge government decisions after being named in legal action

FMA takes Kiwibank to court in relation to allegation it overcharged 35,000 customers over 15 years

FMA takes Kiwibank to court in relation to allegation it overcharged 35,000 customers over 15 years

SFO files criminal charges related to CBL Insurance, while FMA files civil charges related to its parent, alleging inadequate market disclosures and 'misleading and deceptive' conduct

SFO files criminal charges related to CBL Insurance, while FMA files civil charges related to its parent, alleging inadequate market disclosures and 'misleading and deceptive' conduct

CBL shareholders seek redress for failure of the $747 million company; Harbour Asset Management and Argo Investments to lead class action against former directors

CBL shareholders seek redress for failure of the $747 million company; Harbour Asset Management and Argo Investments to lead class action against former directors

Auckland Mayoral candidate John Tamihere's ongoing stoush with council development agency Panuku heads to tribunal

Auckland Mayoral candidate John Tamihere's ongoing stoush with council development agency Panuku heads to tribunal

The Law Commission dusts off a review of class actions and litigation funding after getting a green light from Minister of Justice Andrew Little to resume stalled project

The Law Commission dusts off a review of class actions and litigation funding after getting a green light from Minister of Justice Andrew Little to resume stalled project

Commerce Commission's court case against payday lender Ferratum scheduled for next year

Commerce Commission's court case against payday lender Ferratum scheduled for next year

Embattled insurer, CBL Corporation, put in liquidation; Brendon Gibson and Neale Jackson of KordaMentha appointed liquidators

Embattled insurer, CBL Corporation, put in liquidation; Brendon Gibson and Neale Jackson of KordaMentha appointed liquidators

Shipley to retire as China Construction Bank NZ Chair in wake of Mainzeal ruling; Ardern says Shipley's position on board of taxpayer-funded NZ China Council 'not a matter for Government'

Shipley to retire as China Construction Bank NZ Chair in wake of Mainzeal ruling; Ardern says Shipley's position on board of taxpayer-funded NZ China Council 'not a matter for Government'

Mainzeal director Richard Yan planned to develop a hotel for Chinese Communist Party officials at a Waiheke Island vineyard, court judgment says

Mainzeal director Richard Yan planned to develop a hotel for Chinese Communist Party officials at a Waiheke Island vineyard, court judgment says

CBL Insurance to be wound up as creditors back RBNZ's liquidation push over directors' rescue remedy; RBNZ commissions inquiry into its handling of CBL Insurance 

CBL Insurance to be wound up as creditors back RBNZ's liquidation push over directors' rescue remedy; RBNZ commissions inquiry into its handling of CBL Insurance 

Court rejects proposed deal for CBL Insurance to pay its largest creditor nearly all its cash for it to write off its liabilities

Court rejects proposed deal for CBL Insurance to pay its largest creditor nearly all its cash for it to write off its liabilities

Greymouth Gas Turangi Ltd sues the Government, claiming its exploration ban announcement was 'unlawful' and its decision not to grant the company a permit was 'not justified'

Greymouth Gas Turangi Ltd sues the Government, claiming its exploration ban announcement was 'unlawful' and its decision not to grant the company a permit was 'not justified'