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...of the Resource Management Act 1991 And In the Matter of a Notice of Motion under Section 87G requesting the granting of resource consents to Waiheke Marinas Limited to establish a Marina at Mat
...issue the Mareva injunction sought on behalf of the Parengarenga 3G Trust but needed further details before doing so. I now set out my reasons for granting the injunction and the terms of that injunction. [2] I had hoped to have further information from Kiwibank so as to be more particular in the orders. At the time of issuing this decision that information is not to hand. Nevertheless, orders can be issued based on what is known. [3] Mr Andrew, for the applicant, made an ora...
...the case of Tene and Wiremu, they are entitled to have a trustee representative on the trust and do not have a suitable replacement. [39] Second, as the last comment indicates, it is my assessment of what occurred when the whānau trust was formed that a kaupapa was laid down by Ngakopa and the whānau for each of the seven children of Ngakopa (and I include Tene and Wiremu in that description) to have a representative on the trust. I emphasise that while that trustee would re...
...results in breach of TTWMA and MICR. [24] In relation to the resignation of the Incorporation’s secretary, counsel for the respondents explained that prior to the resignation, two committee members had made a 49 Tairawhiti MB 259 request to Ms Potae that a CoM meeting be held and that under these circumstances, the MICR require that a meeting be called. The applicant replied that there had been an agreement not to hold a meeting until the Court released its written judgm...
...Mr Hutcheson’s account to repay the debt to Mangamaire B2 Trust. They also claimed that Mr Hutcheson incurred a debt to Te Ata Hou Trust (in relation to the purchase of the Porangahau Block) following which the beneficiaries of the trust have requested that $10,000 be paid back to the Te Ata Hou Trust. [30] The applicants contended that on 19 October 2009 the trust paid Mr Hutcheson $18,000 for the sale of the Porangahau Bock and he claimed he did not receive the payment. They a...
...They would need a manager who would be on a salary of $20,000 per annum. (c) The manager was to be Laurence Sutton. (d) Brownrigg wanted to pay a single entity and not pay to each of the owners or trustees; (e) Catherine Clarkson suggested forming a company to be called NZ Cattle Grazers; (f) Brownrigg would pay NZ Cattle Grazers who would pay the manager Laurence Sutton for his management and then pay the balance to each of the trust involved. 15 Takitimu MB 23 [11]...
...memorandum 2 which identified that the trustees were to prepare a plan/diagram locating all buildings on the Trust’s land, and to file a copy with the Court and send a copy to Mrs Lomas. Mrs Lomas was then to consult Mr Matatahi George – a former employee of the Court with knowledge of the land who has since died – concerning whether the baches were on the Trust’s land. Judge Spencer also noted that if Mrs Lomas considered that there was an error in the Court’s record...
BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT COURT IN THE MATTER of a notice of motion under section 87G of the Resource Management Act 1991 (Act) requesting the granting of resource consents to Waiheke Marinas Limited to establish and operate a marina at Matiatia Bay, Waiheke Island, in the Hauraki Gulf ENV-2013-AKL-000174 STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE OF NIGEL FRANCIS DRAKE, NAVIGATION SAFETY, ON BEHALF OF DIRECTION MATIATIA INCORPORATED AND OTHERS 28 July 2014...
...2008. Mr XXXX was noted as the victim. The offender was apparently his brother Glen XXXX and the appellant was a witness to the incident. 5 [24] Another Police record made on 22 May 2008 is in relation to a Child, Youth and Family request for information about the appellant and Mr XXXX living at XXXX regarding care and protection allegations. [25] We understand that at the hearing before the criminal court a neighbour, Mrs XXXX, gave evidence which persuaded the Judge a...
...[39] In his evidence, Mr Ross places reliance on the fact that, by telephone, Donna first instructed the office manager, Judy Robinson, to release the keys to the purchasers who were in the office carpark. Ms Robinson is said to have refused the request, and consequently, Ms Tschurtschenthaler drove to the office to override the previous decision in order to release the keys. Ideally, this evidence would come from Ms Robinson herself and not from Mr Ross. This was without Timothy Belch...