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...Conviction Conviction and sentence Sentence Pre trial ruling Other Please state 21. What offence(s) have you been convicted of that relate to this appeal application? 22. What date was the charge filed? Please attach a copy of the notice of Appeal to this application 23. What are the grounds for the Appeal? 24. In which court were you convicted? Court Location (town, city) District Court...
...("the Act") to restrain the trustees of the land known as Waitara SD Section 6 & 91 ("the Land") or their agents from serving her with trespass notices, A20040001366. This application was made in connection with earlier proceedings filed by Ms Eriwata for termination of trust. Then on 14 April 2005 counsel for the trustees made an oral application for an injunction seeking the removal of Ms Eriwata, her family and possessions from the Land, A2005000 1862. That appl...
...all the evidence and the documentation prepared in preparation for Mr Wairau's signature. Case for the Respondent Mr Webb submitted that the application had been improperly brought. It was his submission that the application should have been filed under section 20/93 rather than section 18(1 )(a)/93. In his view, the Court should consider the application in terms of that section. Moving into the thrust of the case for his client, Mr Webb argued that there was an oral agreement t...
...Application [4 J On 13 June 2006, the Maori Land Court in Rotoma received an application filed under sections 135 and 136 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 to change the status of Te Kaha 67B from Maori freehold land to General land. The grounds for filing the application included: I. The land is solely owned by the applicant; and 2. Neither the land nor any interest is subject to any Trust; and 3. The title to the land is registered under the Land Transfer Act 1952; and 4. The...
...represented in his personal capacity by Iv.!r G Thornton of Carlile Downling Napier Solicitors (FP 020/40/97). c) 5 September 2003 Arthur Can'oll transfers interests to his tlu'ee daughters (173 Napier ME 15). d) 24 October 2004 Kingi Carroll files and application pursuant to section 45. The Chief Judge set aside the orders made on 12 January 1999 and directed a rehearing. [20] The details set out in paragraph 19(b) above demonstrate that Arthur was legally represented...
...homeowners can apply. • If the homeowner agrees, a Tribunal member may visit the affected property. • Homeowners can request that their case to be transferred to the Tribunal from the High Court or District Court. • Insurers and EQC cannot file claims with the Tribunal, but they must take part in the process. • Hearings are broken down into separate events held on different days. • The Tribunal can compel people to provide evidence. • Tribunal decisions are binding and e...
...additional variations to our mother’s Will, this is so her estate matters can be finalised. [11] As this correspondence had only just been received by the Court, I adjourned the matter and directed that the minutes of the hearing and the letters filed by Robin, Lois and Eunice be distributed to the family. The family then have had one month to make any further submissions in writing to the case manager which were then to be referred to me in Chambers. [12] The minutes an...
...plaintiff in person A Caisley, counsel for the defendant Judgment: 6 September 2018 INTERLOCUTORY JUDGMENT (NO 3) OF JUDGE K G SMITH APPLICATION FOR FURTHER AND BETTER PARTICULARS [1] On 19 June 2018, Ms Rachelle filed her fifth amended statement of claim in this proceeding. In the same document she incorporated a notice of opposition to an application for further and better particulars of her previous statement of claim made by Air New Zealand Ltd....
...[Address 1]. The Agreement was sent by the agent to Ms NK on the same day.1 1 Ms NK was nominated by Mr and Mrs VZ to act for them. 2 [3] Ms NK received the Agreement on the following day, opened a file and searched the title to the property. Endorsed on the title was a memorial recording that the status of the property was Maori freehold land. [4] In her response to the complaint, Ms NK does not advise what she reported to...
...ESTATE AGENTS AUTHORITY (CAC 409) First Respondent AND WAYNE KEMP and MARINA SCOBLE Second Respondents On the papers Tribunal: Hon P J Andrews (Chairperson) Ms C Sandelin (Member) Mr N O’Connor (Member) Submissions filed by: Mr S Beath, Appellant Ms L Lim, on behalf of the Authority Ms A Darroch, on behalf of Mike Pero Real Estate, Mr Kemp, and Ms Scoble Date of Ruling: 22 March 2021 ________________________________________________...