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1. CPA Form 9 Notice of abandonment of appeal [pdf, 10 KB]

   Form 9 NOTICE OF ABANDONMENT OF APPEAL Section 337, Criminal Procedure Act 2011 In the Court of Appeal of New Zealand [Name] v [R or Police or prosecutor] TO THE REGISTRAR OF THE COURT OF APPEAL I, [name], having sent to the Court of Appeal a notice of appeal/application for leave to appeal* against [set out the determination which you are appealing or seeking leave to appeal and the court that made that determination], now give you notice that– *Select one. (a) I do no...

2. Form-9-Abandonment.doc [doc, 29 KB]

   Form 9 NOTICE OF ABANDONMENT OF APPEAL Section 337, Criminal Procedure Act 2011 In the Court of Appeal of New Zealand – I te Kōti Pīra o Aotearoa [Name] v [R or Police prosecutor] TO THE REGISTRAR OF THE COURT OF APPEAL I, [Name], having sent to the Court of Appeal a [notice of appeal / notice of application for leave to appeal] against [Conviction / Sentence] now give you notice that– (a) I do not intend further to prosecute my [appeal / application for leave to appeal]; and (b) As fro...

3. Withdraw an appeal

   You can withdraw an appeal at any time until a decision has been issued by the tribunal. It’s free to withdraw your appeal. To withdraw your appeal, fill in this form: Withdrawal of appeal – Form 9 Then give it to the tribunal by email or fax or by posting it to us or bringing it to our office. In some cases your appeal will be withdrawn if you leave New Zealand. Find our contact details What happens next The case is closed as soon as the tribunal receives your withdrawal form. Appeal fees a...

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4. Family Violence Bail (FVB) pilot evaluation - final report [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...victims in the FVSR related to the current case) and as it is only a summary of events that meet a certain criteria, rather than a complete report of events that have taken place. One regional stakeholder reported that Judicial Officers would often request the full Police family violence report which includes this additional information, suggesting that some Judicial Officers may not regard the current FVSR form as adequate. Further, several stakeholders were also concerned that ther...

5. 2019-11-13 Allen + Clarke FVB Pilot Evaluation Final Report 004 [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...victims in the FVSR related to the current case) and as it is only a summary of events that meet a certain criteria, rather than a complete report of events that have taken place. One regional stakeholder reported that Judicial Officers would often request the full Police family violence report which includes this additional information, suggesting that some Judicial Officers may not regard the current FVSR form as adequate. Further, several stakeholders were also concerned that ther...

6. Grangemouth Family Trust v Weston and Perthshire LCRO 42 / 2010 (27 May 2010) [pdf, 106 KB]

   ...clients.” The trustees took the documents to the Trustee Lawyer. [3] On 27 August 2008 the Trustee Lawyer wrote to the Practitioners asking that their clients sign an “Agreement for Provision of Legal Services” that he had enclosed, and also requesting $500 to be sent on account of costs. He also sought the Practitioners‟ undertaking to register the easement instrument simultaneously with orders for new Certificates of Title and to forward copies of the Certificates of Tit...

7. CE v FG LCRO 346/2013 (27 August 2015) [pdf, 55 KB]

   ...certain matters were discussed, including the payments made by Mrs CE to Ms HK. Ms HK asserted that the payments were gifts but agreed to repay them to save any family disagreement. [10] During this time, and in the course of these meetings, Mr FG formed the view that CE may not have been wholly competent to manage his affairs, and that he was being manipulated by JE. In his letter in response to the complaint Mr FG says: 2 CE is 93 and while I believe he is capable of having a r...

8. LCRO 196/2019 FL v ND (8 June 2020) [pdf, 123 KB]

   ...interviews. (b) The Committee’s decision records that Mr ND was not acting as counsel, when that clearly was not the case. (c) Mr ND had misled the Court in omitting to disclose his involvement in [Journal A] posting. [14] By way of remedy, Mr FL requests that: (a) The investigation into his complaint be recommenced with the appointment of a fresh investigator. (b) The complainant’s witnesses be interviewed and the court records be obtained. (c) The costs awarded be refu...

9. [2020] NZEnvC 106 Rangitane o Tamaki Nui a rua v Manawatu Wanganui Regional Council [pdf, 9.1 MB]

   ...its voice is heard. It is critical to Kahungunu that its cultural concerns, and the significance they are given in the RMA and the One Plan, are appropriately considered, by the Court. 6. In addition, it is noted that the Court has specifically requested Kahungunu response to various matters as outlined in its minute of 9 April 2020. 7. Kahungunu does not consider that any party would be affected by it re-joining the appeals. It was involved in the process for an extensive time and...

10. Canterbury Westland Standards Committee 1 v Whitcombe [2019] NZLCDT 37 [pdf, 152 KB]

    ...2010 on the basis that he was acting for both vendor and purchaser. There was nothing written on the file that recorded terms of engagement or a client care commitment to either. Mr Whitcombe accepted:2 “(a) That he did not either obtain the informed consent or any waiver from either client to act in respect to the transaction; 2 As set out in submissions for the Standards Committee. 4 (b) There was no advice given to either c...