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...page 24 of 52 9.3 The limitation defence is based upon s.91 of the Building Act 1991, or s.393 of the Building Act 2004. These sections state that civil proceedings may not be brought against a person after ten years or more from the date of the act or omission on which the proceedings are based. In this case, the Owners filed these proceedings on 26 November 2003. 9.4 Mr Dodds has
2 In this review Calendar year 2014: an overview by Principal Environment Judge ................... 4 Profile of the Court ................................................................................................. 7 The Court's place in the New Zealand Court system ........................................... 7 The Court's place in the Resource Management system .................................... 7 Progress of the Court in 2014 ...................................
...of a valid consultation exercise, although this case was not related to Treaty principles. Discussing a statutory requirement on the Wellington International Airport Authority to consult with airlines and airport users on the setting of landing fees, the Courts of Appeal held that: The word “consultation” did not require that there be agree- ment as to the (fees) nor did it necessarily involve negotiations towards an agreement, although this might occur particularly as the tendency in...
...ii. by the Chief Environment Court Judge for the operation of the Environment Court. (e) References to the Act are to the Resource Management Act 1991 unless stated otherwise. (f) References to Regulations are to the Resource Management (Forms, Fees, and Procedure) Regulations 2003 unless stated otherwise. (g) References to Rules are to the District Court Rules 2014 (which may apply under s 278(1) of the Act) unless stated otherwise. (h) This practice note does not apply to any...
...It is for the 356 Committee32 to show that it is more probable than not that the First Appellant acted as Mr Munro alleged. As noted by the Supreme Court in Z: “Balance of probabilities still simply means more probable than not. Allowing the civil standard to be flexibly applied has not meant that the degree of probability required to meet this standard changes in serious cases. Rather, the civil standard is flexibly applied because it accommodates serious allegations through the n...
NICHOLAS V KAMETA MAC 2011 Maori Appellate Court MB 500 31 August 2011 IN THE MAORI APPELLATE COURT OF NEW ZEALAND WAIARIKI DISTRICT 2011 Maori Appellate Court MB 500 (2011 APPEAL 500) A20100002483 UNDER Section 58 Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 IN THE MATTER OF Estate of Whakaahua Walker Kameta, Te Puke 2A2A3B1 and 2A2A3B2 BETWEEN PHYLLIS RANGI NICHOLAS, JANE TIWHA, ANDRE NICHOLAS, CHARMAINE NICHOLAS, MARSHALL NICHOLAS, AND BRUCE NICHOLAS Appell
...the land; (e) Whāngai of the testator; (f) Trustees of persons referred to in any of paragraphs (a) to (e) of this section; (4) Any owner of a beneficial interest in Māori freehold land may by will leave that interest to the owners spouse [civil partner, or de facto partner] for life or any other shorter period. 2024 Chief Judge's MB 220 (5) Any provision in a Will purporting to leave a beneficial interest in Māori freehold land to any person otherwise than in acc...
...Payments to Firms 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019 The payments to firms are for legal services provided by approved providers under the legal aid schemes and may not have been made directly to any individual named in this report. The payments include the fees of approved providers, including those claimed on behalf of other approved providers, and disbursements for general office costs, travel costs, and special disbursements, which include fees for agents, expert witnesses, forensic tests, in...
...must also be given. A witness summons must be served by person service at least 24 hours before the witness is expected to attend – clause 12. [16.3] A witness appearing before the Tribunal under a summons is entitled to be paid witnesses’ fees, allowances and expenses in accordance with the scales prescribed by regulations under the Criminal Procedure Act 2011 — clause 16(1), Schedule 2. The relevant regulations are the Witnesses and Interpreters, Allowances, and Expenses...
...Payments to Firms 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023 The payments to firms are for legal services provided by approved providers under the legal aid schemes and may not have been made directly to any individual named in this report. The payments include the fees of approved providers, including those claimed on behalf of other approved providers, and disbursements for general office costs, travel costs, and special disbursements, which include fees for agents, expert witnesses, forensic tests, int...