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1. The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand Incorporated 150 [pdf, 497 KB]

   ...Management Act 1991. 4. Forest and Bird is interested in all of the matters appealed by Brookby. 5. Forest and Bird opposes the appeal because the grounds of appeal are unfounded. In particular: a. the provisions appealed do not operate as a “form of veto” over development of the underlying land (Brookby appeal notice, paragraph 7(d)); 2/4 b. the High Court judgment did not “effectively endorse” a bespoke arrangement for removal of SEA within the Special Purpose...

2. MVDT Annual Report 2010-2011 (Wellington) [pdf, 164 KB]

   ...3. Cases requiring special mention Van Leeuwen Thompson & Thompson v Lynfield Wholesale Ltd trading as Planet Motor Company WN 5/2010 MVD 51/2010 In this case the trader argued that the purchasers were bound by a clause in a standard form contract that contracted out of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 because the vehicle was being purchased for business purposes. The mechanism for incorporating this particular clause into the contract was for the parties to initial a box co...

3. [2020] NZEmpC 183 E Tū Inc v Mount Cook Airline Ltd [pdf, 125 KB]

   ...Given the breadth of the issues outstanding between them, and how they have materialised relatively recently, I accept that an adjournment is appropriate. [11] The application is granted. The fixture dates are vacated and the Registrar is requested to arrange a telephone directions conference with counsel on the first available date in the new year. [12] There will be no order for costs. K G Smith Judge Judgment signed at 3.40 pm on 6 Novembe...

4. [2010] NZCA 22 CA686/09 Gates v Air New Zealand Ltd [pdf, 15 KB]

   ...ability to bring appeals from the Employment Court to this Court. The first is that the applicant must identify an aspect of the Employment Court’s decision which is “wrong in law”. The second is that this Court may not grant leave unless it forms the view that the question of law involved is one that by reason of its general or public importance or for any other reason ought to be submitted to this Court for decision. 1 G...

5. Lighter Quay 185 [pdf, 106 KB]

   ...respect of sub-precinct C, and Lighter Quay have filed a notice of intention to appear in respect of the High Court proceedings. 7. Lighter Quay agrees to participate in mediation or other alternative dispute resolution of the Notice of Appeal, and requests that mediation or alternative dispute resolution be put on hold until the High Court proceedings have been determined. BJ Tree Counsel for the Body Corporates of North, Stratis, Halsey and Sofitel and the Lighter Quay Reside...

6. Housing New Zealand Corporation 221 [pdf, 198 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

7. Housing New Zealand Corporation 245 [pdf, 179 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

8. Housing New Zealand Corporation 208 [pdf, 190 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

9. Heta - Kaingapipiwai 2 North B7B2B (2007) 116 Whangarei MB 48 (116 WH 48) [pdf, 618 KB]

   ...succeeded to. [4] Present at the meeting were representatives of the family of the late Hare Hone Heta who holds 2.041 in the land. They did not object to the occupation order. In addition, Mary Archibald, Tamati Heke and Richard Heke have signed forms as the children of the late Anareta Em Heta suppOlting the occupation order. She held 1.191 shares in the land. I was also told at the hearing that Mittene Heta, who lives in Tokoroa, was unable to attend the meeting but verbally conf...

10. Clarke v Runanga o Onuku - Te Whanau a Hinemataiao Puhirere Incorporation (2001) 92 South Island MB 225 (92 SI 225) [pdf, 142 KB]

    ...indicate that Mr Clark attended the meeting. It appears he now claims to represent himself and his children only. Mr Clark left the meeting before discussions were concluded. Section 30(2) Te Ture Whenua Maori Act states: No person shall make a request under subsection (1)(b) of this section unless that person is first satisfied that reasonable steps have been taken to determine the representatives of the class or group of Maori affected and that those steps have been unsuccessful Th...