Robyn Gambrill

Robyn Gambrill

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Associate Judge Robyn Gambrill is a notable figure in the New Zealand judicial system, recognized for her involvement in significant legal cases, including those related to property disputes and financial matters. Recently, she presided over a case involving internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and cryptocurrency investor Roger Ver, where her judgments highlighted the complexities of business relationships and financial agreements in the context of a contentious mortgage registration.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Associate Judge Robyn Gambrill's judgment showed monthly interest on the $15m loaned by Ver was paid for three years until payments stopped. 5

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Kim Dotcom returns north after court ruling in $15m Queenstown property case