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1. Trustees of Tauranga Taupo 1B2B2 - Kiko Road (2003) 271 Rotorua MB 155 (271 ROT 155) [pdf, 654 KB]

   ...what the Judgement says. Second, I note that there is no plan that is reasonably Minute Book: 271 ROT 159 contemporary with the Court hearing that is inconsistent with the decision that t have reached. Third, I have gained assistance from the affidavit filed by Mr John Leslie Neal as to the survey practice in laying out roadways. Whiie of course it is not for the surveyors to interpret Court Orders, it is common knowledge that the Maori Land Court and surveyors had developed a rec...

2. Innis - Tahora 2B 3B 4A, Tahora 2A 3B 4B and Tahora 2A 3B 5 (2007) 95 Opotiki MB 180 (95 OPO 180) [pdf, 452 KB]

   ...prior transfers passed over to the purchaser's solicitor each time the property was sold so that a chain of title was ------.--' ~~-~__c======;;;;;;; 95 Opotiki MB 189 assured. If an application is filed it would be prudent to file an affidavit setting out the steps taken to find the documents and indicating how far the originals were traced before they were lost. [44] A section 25 application will only apply to the transfers to Mr Smith. However I note that section...

3. Respondent TPO Information Pack [pdf, 548 KB]

   ...Children: the Order covers any children who are aged 18 or under or regularly live with the protected person. This Order applies to children even if they aren’t born yet. It can also include other children if they are named in the order. Affidavit: this is the detail the protected person wrote about why they needed the Order. This is a legal document and is the evidence provided about the violence, abuse, and/or threats that they experienced. Make...

4. Dotcom v Crown Law Office (AVL) [2017] NZHRRT 13 [pdf, 229 KB]

   ...in the Common Bundle are to be treated as evidence in the proceeding and do not need to be put to or admitted through a witness. The parties have further agreed that material referred to in the Common Bundle but not included (such as exhibits to affidavits) may be treated as evidence if and only if that material is either put to a witness or referred to in opening submissions by either party. Other material not in the Common Bundle may be introduced as evidence in the normal way through...

5. [2019] NZEnvC 143 Granger v Dunedin City Council [pdf, 2.3 MB]

   ...Applicant's submissions dated 21 June 2019 at [7]-[21). 17 Applicant's submissions dated 21 June 2019 at [65)-[68). 18 Applicant's submissions dated 21 June 2019 at [49)-[51). 19 Applicant's submissions dated 21 June 2019 at [33)-[34]. 20 Affidavit of S R Clearwater affirmed 28 May 2016. 9 evidence but that the evidence would be filed in March 2019, albeit this was an indicative timeframe.21 The court made its directions accordingly.22 [23] Counsel ought to be...

6. [2020] NZEmpC 87 Freeborn v Sfizio Ltd [pdf, 241 KB]

   ...application on her behalf for leave to extend time to file a challenge to the Authority’s determination citing Sfizio, as well as Mr Gregorash and Ms Parfitt, as respondents. [16] That application was filed on 28 November 2019, supported by an affidavit from Ms Freeborn, which summarised the history just described. [17] Initially, there was an issue as to whether service had been effected. In a minute of 17 February 2020, I ruled that service occurred by, at least, 19 December...

7. Jones v Ratahi - Ngātitara 26B (2019) 403 Aotea MB 276 (403 AOT 276) [pdf, 343 KB]

   ...remainder of the lease. Mr Bulfin also advised that the milk pay-out had dropped significantly. He noted the decision of the trustees was reported at the trust meeting held on 27 July 2013, which was attended by the applicant. [17] In her affidavit, Mrs Ratahi noted that the lease expired on 1 June 2016 and the trustees were of a mind to grant the lessee a further three-year lease, given they had looked after the land particularly well. There was some delay whilst the lessee co...

8. Criminal Cases Review Commission Bill - Redacted [pdf, 221 KB]

   ...particularly if it results in new evidence that is then brought before the appeal court, may be the subject of scrutiny at the appeal A CCRC investigator who has been instrumental in gathering new evidence may for instance, be asked to produce an affidavit about that evidence, or the investigation that led to its production, and/or to appear for cross-examination. 38. In such circumstances, where testimony from a potential CCRC witness appeared to have probative value, but could not be...

9. [2018] NZEmpC 140 ITE v ALA [pdf, 297 KB]

   ...and ALA v ITE (No 3) [2017] NZEmpC 130. [3] After ITE filed his application and a supporting affirmation, the Court timetabled the matter for prompt disposition. A notice of opposition was then filed by ALA, together with a supporting affidavit and submissions. Finally, submissions from ITE were filed in response. [4] Initially, ITE sought a rescission or variation of the Court’s non-publication orders only. In his submissions, however, he expanded his request submitt...

10. [2022] NZEnvC 083 Greater Wellington Regional Council v Adams [pdf, 2.3 MB]

    ...supposed natural wetland areas. The evidence which it produced on vegetation was an assessment of three plots undertaken by one of its officers. It sought to have the Court reject evidence from two botanists who had undertaken between them an Affidavit of Dr P Crisp, affirmed on 13 May 2021, at [43]. 6 assessment of 86 vegetation plots6 over the disputed area and found it to be dominated by pasture species which excluded it from natural wetland classification. The Court upheld...