Leaky building litigation guide summary
Leaky building litigation can be a costly, time consuming and unpleasant process. Unfortunately, given the leaky building problems confronting many New Zealanders, litigation is often the only way forward. While seeking a Court ruling may be the ultimate outcome of litigation, other options such as arbitration, mediation, or tribunals often present themselves.
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The Leaky Building Litigation Process
1. Commencing leaky building proceedings
2. Discovery and inspection
3. Interrogatories
4. Interlocutory applications
5. Evidential witness statements
6. Mediation / Judicial Settlement
7. Conference
8. The leaky building trial
9. Leaky building legal costs
10. Role of leaky building experts
11. Damages
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