Supreme Court turns down Heartland's bid to appeal insurance policy covering staff misdeeds

Supreme Court turns down Heartland's bid to appeal insurance policy covering staff misdeeds
Paul McBeth
By Paul McBeth Nov. 3 (BusinessDesk) - The Supreme Court won't let Heartland New Zealand appeal a ruling that excused Vero Insurance New Zealand from covering losses caused by what the lender claims was dishonest acts by a former staffer. Justices Susan Glazebrook, Terence Arnold and Mark O'Regan turned down Heartland's application for leave to appeal in a ruling that found the Vero crime insurance policy didn't extend to a former employee, who it wasn't convinced acted dishonestly.  Marac Finance, one of the lenders merged to form Hea...