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Templates V12 – August 2017 page 1 08/17 form 26 Legal aid file no. Tax Invoice Criminal Legal Aid Fixed Fees Schedules H & I Invoice date Invoice number GST number Lead provider’s ref. Charges/CRNs To: Legal Aid, DX Box Number City Name of aided person Name of lead provider Name of law firm Provider number Firm number Court type Court of Appeal Supreme Court Court location Details of claim...
...Hearing [25] First Cause of Action: Breach of Contract – Clause 10 of the Lease – s 18(1)(d) of TTWMA [27] Second Cause of Action: Breach of Contract – Clause 8 of the Lease – s 18(1)(d) of TTWMA [50] Informal v Formal Lease? [55] Implied Term in the Formal Lease? [65] Have the Defendants Breach Clause 8 of the Lease? [71] Third Cause of Action: Injury to Māori Freehold Land – s 18(1)(c) of TTWMA [85] Claims...
...Taranaki Whānui following their Treaty of Waitangi settlement with the Crown. 466 Aotea MB 167 [3] Although PNBST received the land at Shelly Bay, through a series of events it became owned by Shelly Bay Taikuru Limited (“SBTL”). SBTL was formed through the amalgamation of Shelly Bay Investments Limited and SBTL, which were and are associated with the property development company, the Wellington Company Limited. [4] The applicants are members of Taranaki Whānui and bene...
...NZDT 1374 APPLICANT MB RESPONDENT NQ The Tribunal orders: The claim is dismissed. Reasons 1. NQ engaged employment advocacy firm [Firm] to act for her in an employment dispute. At the time that contract was formed MB was contracting to [Firm] and became NQ’s advocate. 2. NQ’s dispute was to go to mediation with her former employer on Monday 6 May 2019 with MB attending as her [Firm] advocate. MB rang NQ on the morning of the mediation to con...
...OR SUBSEQUENT RESPONDENT LN The Tribunal orders: The claims against the three respondents are all dismissed. Reasons [1] The applicants, JI and UN, claim that the respondents failed in their respective duties to ascertain and inform them, when they purchased a property, that a part of a garage on the property encroached on neighbouring land. The first respondent, NB Ltd, represented by UN, is the real estate agency that acted for the vendor in the transaction; TD was the...
...Auckland [2021] NZERA 586 at [116] (Member Larmer). 2 At [92]. (b) adding further alleged breaches of the University’s Charter and Academic Standards Policy regarding the University’s obligations in relation to equity, research-informed teaching, academic freedom, and its role as the critic and conscience of society; (c) adding allegations that Dr Wiles has been singled out by the University for alleged non-compliance with the University’s Outside Activities Po...
...Ruakaka, Takahiwai, Maungakaramea, Poupouwhenua, Motutere Island, Te Mahe and Waipu land blocks, and other lands taken for Public Works. Further concerns are coastal lands and the seabed around Bream Bay, fishing rights and mineral rights. The claim requests the return of land, some of which now appears to be in private ownership Status: Consolidated 1.1.0056(a) Wai 504, 1.1(a) Amendment Received: 5 Nov 99 1.1.0057 Wai no: 510, 1.1 Date of SOC: 28 Apr 95 Date received: 09 May 95 Claimant: A...
...which state that “it was... resolved to authorise two family members to sign the lease of the Incorporation to the MacNab family.” [33] On 6 April 2010, counsel for the Incorporation submitted that Mr Marumaru‟s claims were vexatious and requested that the Court strike it out 2 . 1 In support of his position, Mr Bell filed the following: Copy of the Chairman‟s report for the year ending 30 June 2008, presented at...
...tukuna rā i raro i te mana o Wāhanga 5(9) me (10) o te Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975 E whakakapi ana tēnei Tuhinga Ārahi i ngā tuhinga ārahi e whai ake nei : . ‘Mediation’, 18 Mahuru 1990 . ‘Translations’, 29 Pipiri 1991 . ‘Claim Terminology’, 1 Hōngongoi 1991 . ‘Claim Priorities’, 18 Hōngongoi 1991 . ‘Negotiations and Settlements’, 22 Hereturikōkā 1991 . ‘State Enterprise and Education Lands’, 5 Mahuru 1991 . ‘Procedure’, 1 Whiringa-ā-rangi...
...his assets out of the jurisdiction. While FRD has Chinese citizenship, his life is established and anchored in New Zealand. STU’s evidence that FRD has acted dishonestly is circumstantial and weak. FRD has complied with the disclosure of information required under the orders and he has also voluntarily provided additional information not covered by the orders. (c) The balance of convenience and interests of justice favour the application being granted. Reliance is placed on...