Dunlea v Attorney-General
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Full case name ANGELA MARIE DUNLEA First Appellant TRAVIS RAYMOND HARDIE Second Appellant MELISSA ROCHELLE DUNLEA Third Appellant BILLIE JOEL MALCOLM TE WHAKE Fourth Appellant GRAEME NOEL BUXTON Fifth Appellant RONALD GEORGE GRAHAM Sixth Appellant v Attorney-General
Decided14 June 2000
Citation[2000] NZCA 84; [2000] 3 NZLR 136; (2000) 18 CRNZ 1; (2000) 5 HRNZ 707
| Dunlea v Attorney-General | |
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| Court | Court of Appeal of New Zealand |
| Full case name | ANGELA MARIE DUNLEA First Appellant TRAVIS RAYMOND HARDIE Second Appellant MELISSA ROCHELLE DUNLEA Third Appellant BILLIE JOEL MALCOLM TE WHAKE Fourth Appellant GRAEME NOEL BUXTON Fifth Appellant RONALD GEORGE GRAHAM Sixth Appellant v Attorney-General |
| Decided | 14 June 2000 |
| Citation | [2000] NZCA 84; [2000] 3 NZLR 136; (2000) 18 CRNZ 1; (2000) 5 HRNZ 707 |
| Transcript | Court of Appeal judgment |
| Court membership | |
| Judges sitting | Richardson J, Gault J, Thomas J, Keith J, Blanchard J |
| Keywords | |
| negligence | |
Dunlea v Attorney-General [2000] NZCA 84; [2000] 3 NZLR 136; (2000) 18 CRNZ 1; (2000) 5 HRNZ 707 is a cited case in New Zealand regarding breaches of Bill of Rights Act civil claims in tort [1]
