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1. McLeod - Part Harataunga 2B2 (2001) 103 Hauraki MB 159 (103 H 159) [pdf, 596 KB]

   ...have assisted the Respondents in an assessment of their rights in respect of the access. In considering costs I have had regard to the District Court scale. It is hard to value the right-of-way but for the purpose of this exercise, as it is not formed and is cut by the stream I have loosely assessed it at $15,000.00. On this basis the Respondents might have expected an award as follows - Preparation of Notice to Oppose Preparation for Hearing Costs on Judgement ($20,000.00 @ 8%)...

2. Trustees of Te Hauwai Trust - Takotokoraha 3A2B3B2 (2001) 118 Otorohanga MB 127 (118 OT 127) [pdf, 178 KB]

   ...Section 219 provides that the Court shall by order set out the terms of any trust constituted under this part of this Act. That section leaves it to the Court to set out the terms of trust in the Trust Order. In practice the Court has a standard form of Trust Order with a number of variations and generally leaves it to the owners to determine the type of trust they will adopt. It is open to the owners under Section 244, as is the present case, to seek a variation of any Trust Orde...

3. Waitere v Trustees of Moerangi 3A2B2B1A - Moerangi 3A2B2B1A (2007) 122 Waikato MB 270 (122 W 270) [pdf, 676 KB]

   ...SUBMISSIONS FOR THE APPLICANT [4] The applicant submitted that costs should lie where they fall. The applicant is legally aided and does not have funds to make payment of costs. The proceeding also involves whanau and whanau land and the applicant requested that special consideration be given to that factor. The applicant \vas also of the opinion that her claim was at least partially successful, that the escalation of proceedings into the High Court was reasonable given the trustees...

4. Kapiti Coast District Council - Pukehou 5K (2001) 103 Aotea MB 22 (103 AOT 22) [pdf, 639 KB]

   ...Minute Book: 103 AOT 24 6. I propose to adjou11l the present proceedings sine die to allow time for the pat1ies to consider such other options available. Unfortunately, tills deferred decision means fi111her delay in concluding this matter. If requested, the Com1 is prepared to hold a Judicial Tele-Conference with Counsel, or a fi111her formal or informal Com1 hearing with interested pat1ies in order to facilitate progress. The issue of valuable metal being removed ft'om the site...

5. BORA - Immigration (International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy) Amendment Bill [pdf, 90 KB]

   ...users pay proportionately for the upkeep of these services. We consider this to be an important objective. 11. New Zealand residents already contribute through tax towards communal goods, such as conservation and tourism funding, in a number of forms that international visitors do not. For this reason, creating a levy for international visitors that is not also levied on domestic travellers is rationally connected to ensuring equity between users in funding these services. 12. T...

6. Costs Application - Jumpjet dated 30 December 2018 [pdf, 622 KB]

   BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT COURT [ ENV-2016-WLG-000058 ] IN THE MATTER OF the Resource Management Act 1991 (The Act) of notice of motion under Section 87G requesting the granting of Resource Consents to WELLINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LIMITED for the WELLINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXTENSION OF RUNWAY CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE BETWEEN JUMPJET HOLDINGS LIMITED AND WELLINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRP...

7. Te Kawerau Iwi Tribal Authority Incorporated [pdf, 716 KB]

   ...participate in mediation or other alternative dispute resolution of the proceedings. 4 Hauraki Gulf Marine Park Act, as deemed coastal policy statement. 5 Reflecting relief sought at [3.7] of Orakei's submission: "3.7 Ngati Whatua Orakei requests that the legacy and cultural identity of America's Cup 36 be addressed in two specific ways: a) cultural design to be incorporated in the bases and their buildings, as well as in the urban design fabric of the neighbourhood;...

8. MOJ Health and Safety Factsheet COVID-19 Alert Level 3-1 March 2021 [pdf, 105 KB]

   ...accessible interview rooms. In addition, a midday cleaning regime at larger sites focuses on high touch points and jury areas. Bio-cleans are conducted when necessary in response to close contact cases of COVID-19. Coming to court We are performing appropriate checks on people entering our buildings, and monitoring physical distancing requirements, in line with the Ministry of Health guidelines. Court participants are strongly encouraged to download and scan the COVID-19...

9. 2021-02-25 FFNZ - MOC - PC 1 & 8 - mediation & expert conferencing [pdf, 225 KB]

   ...matters in Schedules 18 and 19 are appropriate for expert conferencing. We consider that specialist farmer input will also be crucial in this regard, and we seek that where an individual farmer seek to be part of this conferencing, that their request be given full consideration. As expanded upon below, we propose timelines whereby expert conferencing occurs subsequent to mediation. 6. Federated Farmers respectfully disagrees with the Court’s position at paragraph 5 of the Memo...

10. WYX v Attorney-General (Non-Publication Order) [2014] NZHRRT 43 [pdf, 41 KB]

    ...said to be that of a two to three year old child. Because the plaintiffs have an unusual surname, the identity of their children as persons with disabilities will be simple to deduce. Removal of the decision from the Ministry of Justice website is requested. [3] The Attorney-General opposes removal of the decision from the website but submits the Tribunal should consider anonymising the plaintiffs’ name to protect the privacy interests of their children. The Attorney-General submits...