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...equates to a 55% increase in applications to the Tribunal in the last two years. The Tribunal also handled 60 disputes that had been carried over from the previous year. Y/E 30/6/15 Y/E 30/6/16 Y/E 30/6/17 Total number of disputes filed during the year 258 342 399 Disputes carried over from previous year 24 43 60 TOTAL 282 385 459 2 Those applications came from throughout the country, with the majority involving traders based...
...names of suppliers of services, their general address, receipt and invoice numbers where available, the details of the goods and services provided and the total expenses incurred on a monthly basis. The costs referred to include stationery, Court filing fees, travel and accommodation, food and photocopying. In addition, the schedule refers to warrant of fitness costs, car repairs and maintenance, car battery, birth certificates, cell phone pre-pay cards, "office security," a...
...application pursuant to section 113 and 117 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 by ROMIA WINIFRED ZITA BRUNTON to determine beneficial entitlement to the estate of EILEEN MOREHU TE HURUHURU. 1 . The Application 1.1 Romia Winifred Zita Brunton has filed an application with the Court pursuant to section 113 and 117 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 seeking succession to the estate of Eileen Morehu Te Huruhuru ("the deceased"). In particular, she seeks that the court determine she...
...te aha atu i te tangi, i te maumahara ki a rātou me tā rātou i mahi ai? Nō reira, waiho rātou ki a rātou, ko tātou ki a tātou, tēnā anō koutou Hei tīmatanga kōrero - Introduction [1] In 2007, the trustees of Whaoa No 1 Lands Trust filed an application concerning the Māori reservation located on the land formerly known as Part Rotomahana Parekarangi 8 (the block). Approximately 15 hectares of the Māori reservation was erroneously included in a lease to the Tumunui Lan...
...the proceedings to be achieved, short of the Court making a declaration which would force the Council to undertake costly variation processes. [5] The parties were unable to resolve matters as suggested by the Court. Further submissions were filed by the parties and by counsel assisting the Court. On 7 July 2017 the Court issued a Final Decision2 in which it determined to make a declaration in the following terms: In withdrawing the coastal hazard provisions under Clause 80 of Sch...
...September 2020. Summonses were issued for eight individuals, all past and present senior employees of the defendant company, seven of whom now seek to have them set aside. The application is opposed by the plaintiff. Written submissions were filed in support of, and in opposition to, the application. I have also heard from counsel for the seven individuals (Mr Bryant) and Mr AlKazaz (in person) by telephone hearing. [2] In order to deal with the application, it is necess...
...listed owner, though she may be a beneficiary of the Wi Pewhairangi Walker Whānau Trust associated with these blocks. (c) I might have a conflict in this case based upon a previous recusal. I advised all parties that I would review all the files concerning these blocks to ascertain if that was so. A review of the applications that have been heard by the Court concerning Waitangi A1A2 was completed. In 2016, an application was filed for a review and variation of trust. On 2 Au...
...suppression of name, or as to the admissibility of evidence. In 2019/20, the Tribunal issued 22 such decisions or rulings. Eight rulings were regarding applications to adduce new evidence, one amended the charges laid, two ruled that three appeals were filed out of time, and a further ruling accepted the late filing of two of these appeals. One ruling declined a strike out application, one ruling declined an application to remit two appeals back to the Complaints Assessment Committe...
SUMMARY Case: Bacic & Anor v Tulip Holdings Ltd (in liq) & Ors File No: TRI 2008-100-000046/ DBH 00606 Court: WHT Adjudicator: P McConnell Date of Decision: 11 June 2009 Background The claimants, Mr and Mrs Bacic, experienced problems with their new home from the day they moved in. Some remedial work has been carried out but the majority is yet to be done. The first, fifth and ninth respondents were removed during the proceedings and so the claimants sought $275,5...
...as to characterise the reasons offered by Mr Page as disingenuous. However, I am not persuaded that they accurately or reliably represent what actually transpired in any decision-making by Bike Wanaka. (77] The length of delay before Bike Wanaka filed its s27 4 notice is not itself fatal. Rather, it is the lack of any reliable justification or reason for doing so. Therefore, I find I do not have a proper basis for granting waiver and, in view of the prejudice that would ensue to Mr...