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... omitted] 4 Morehu Wilson at [16] ff 5 Common bundle Vol4, CB49 [Gulf Islands operative district plan] 6 E D Nathan, p42: The WAI10 claim was filed before the Tribunal ‘s jurisdiction was extended back to 1840 3 8 Morehu Wilson is mandated by Ngati Paoa iwi to negotiate with the...
...the Onetangi Straight which has resulted in making this former dangerous stretch of road safer for motorists, cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders. SCOPE OF EVIDENCE 5. I made a submission opposing the proposed marina at Matiatia and I then filed notice to join in these proceedings as a section 274 party. 6. Subsequently I agreed to become a section 274 party under the umbrella of Direction Matiatia Incorporated and I give this, my evidence, on behalf of myself and under tha...
...Māori Trustee would need to be appointed as temporary trustee to execute the covenant to be registered against the General land titles and to hold the $20,000.00 compensation fund for the Māori land owners. Following enquiries, the Māori Trustee filed a memorandum dated 8 August 2014 proposing that he instead be appointed as agent to execute the title documentation and to receive the compensation. Mr Shanahan, counsel appointed on behalf of the owners, reviewed the Māori Trust...
...ground raised pursuant to 178(2) is that important questions of law are likely to arise in the matter, other than incidentally. 1 The decision of the Court with such an application is discretionary. Factual position [3] The parties have filed affidavits in support, answer and reply setting out their respective positions. Mr Hall was formerly employed by the respondent (Westpac). Westpac had a Career Break and Time Out Policy and after a lengthy period of employment Mr Hall...
...as a meeting of beneficiaries. Allegations of intimidation, threats of violence and abuse of beneficiaries as well as Court staff have marred meetings for this trust for some years. Complaints from beneficiaries have been ongoing and the Court file contains a number of examples of such concerns as to the conduct of individual trustees and beneficiaries at general meetings and trustees’ meetings. [8] Indeed, even during Court hearings, the behaviour of some has caused considerabl...
...Mr E. Mr K says that the E sale also involved an “upside” for Mr N in that he would be receiving a percentage of the profits generated by any successful development. Mr N gave evidence of a conversation on 17 March 2011 with Mr K. He kept a file note of this conversation. He records Mr K as saying he could find no “other buyers, there were other X now on the market and that he needed to progress the development with Mr E”. Mr E, he said, was only prepared to pay $1.5 million...
...attached to any property, or a transfer of the charge to any other property of the aided person. Decisions relating to applications for payment of costs against an aided person This refers to a decision of the Commissioner relating to an application filed by an opponent of an aided person seeking payment of costs as a result of an order made in civil proceedings against the aided person. For more information visit www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals/lat Legal Aid Tribunal Page 1 For more...
...of time. A rehearing would be equally out of the question given the lapse of time. It would seem therefore that, given the determination made in this judgment, and with the application of s77 of the Act, the Applicant’s only remedy now is to file a fresh application per s45. 267 Aotea MB 127 Decision [30] The application for cancellation of the orders dated 28 January 1991 is dismissed. [31] Ownership of the dwelling on Arahaunui 1A1 is determined in favour of the c...
...reputational impact. [12] In a 15 February 2013 memo to us, the appellant seemed to be criticising the administration of her case by the Authority but we see no merit in that criticism. We record that, in the course of these proceedings, the appellant has filed a number of testimonials as to her good character, diligence, hard work and commitment as a real estate salesperson. There is reference to her honesty, reliability, trustworthiness, and that she is generally regarded by her cli...
...instructions from Mr Hirschfeld who was unavailable due to a personal crisis. Mr Hirschfeld had taken instructions fi'om Waaka Popata who opposed the application. 57 Taitokerau MB 51 Notwithstanding the Comt's directions, Mr Hirschfeld did not file any affidavit evidence and Waaka Popata, who is in his late 80s, unwell and living in Auckland, did not appear at the hearing to give evidence. Instead, his nephew NOllnan Popata gave evidence on his behalf. [13] Norman Popa...