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...reasonable to state that due process has been served and the application should be abandoned. 6. Jumpjet Holdings Limited would prefer to await the outcome of the Courts direction in relation to the Application to Strike Out, prior to tabling an Affidavit. DATED: at Wellington 13 November 2018 ___________________________________ N J Kile
...applicant are to be served on the respondent as soon as possible. When the Court’s reasons judgment is released, it is to be served immediately on the respondents. [7] The Court is to be notified as soon as all documents have been served and an affidavit of service must be filed. [8] This judgment is not to be published until after the matter is called. This allows the respondents to obtain advice, including in respect of publication. J C Holden Judge...
...TTPRR form 2 Request that New Zealand court determine defendant’s application for stay of civil proceeding with hearing – TTPRR form 3 Request to appear remotely in hearing of defendant’s application for stay of civil proceeding – TTPRR form 4 Affidavit to accompany application for leave to appear remotely in civil proceeding – TTPRR form 5 Application to register Australian judgment – TTPRR form 6 Notice of registration of Australian judgment – TTPRR form 7
...DECISION OF THE TRIBUNAL RE INTERIM NAME SUPPRESSION [1] Mr M has applied for an Interim non-publication order. He has supported this with medical evidence from his General Practitioner and medical specialist, as well as his own affidavit. [2] The Standards Committee takes a neutral stance at this point, reserving its position in respect of any final order which might be sought. [3] The Tribunal must balance the interests of the public in an open process against the...
...to discharge orders) [1] Yesterday, I received detailed submissions concerning an application for discharge of the existing freezing and ancillary orders. The orders are due to expire at 5 pm today. [2] After considering the voluminous affidavits and exhibits, and the extensive submissions made at the hearing by counsel on the application, I determine that the application to discharge the freezing order of the Court does not succeed. [3] The freezing and ancillary...
...number of witnesses, was not a complex matter and, although it took 4 days to complete, the awarding of costs at any substantial level would be oppressive and would cause the plaintiff undue financial hardship. Attached to the memorandum was an affidavit and bank statements supporting the plaintiff’s claim that she is impecunious and that her financial situation should be taken into account when determining the level of costs to be awarded. [20] The plaintiff submitted that a re...
...company was also under some pressure in dealing with outstanding obligations to Inland Revenue. Initially Mr Gu informed Inland Revenue that relevant documentation would be filed by the end of June, and then by mid July 2015. In his supporting affidavit Mr Gu says that further work was required by Inland Revenue to be completed by the end of October 2015. The Court has been provided with no further information as to the nature of these issues. [11] As already explained, the Aut...
...further research by any party, or by the Registrar from the Court records: (g) Direct the filing by any party of any valuation, land use, or other report that may assist the Court in determining any matter in issue: (h) Fix a time by which affidavits or other documents shall be filed: (i) Exercise any powers of direction or appointment vested in the Court or a Judge by the rules of Court in respect of applications of the class with which the Judge is dealing: (j) Give such co...
...Rangiteaorere and includes all descendants of the eponymous tupuna Rangiteaorere. Preliminary Matters [3] Following a teleconference, timetabling was set whereby the applicant, the respondents, and the Crown were given the opportunity to file affidavits and submissions. [4] Prior to hearing from the Crown, Counsel for the respondents disputed the Crown’s involvement as an affected party in this application. [5] I ruled that the Crown could appear and be heard at hearing. The e...
...v The Queen [2010] NZCA 280. The Court of Appeal gave judgment on 24 November 2009. 4 In the knowledge that Mr E had not waived privilege, on 4 March 2010 the Practitioner sent to Crown Law (acting for the respondent to Mr E’s appeal) a draft affidavit and “questions and answers” document, both of which contained privileged material. 5 This is conduct that occurred at a time the practitioner was providing regulated services and is conduct that would reasonably be regarded by la...