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1. People remanded on bail or at large and offending on bail or at large June 2022 [xlsx, 278 KB]

   Contents People remanded on bail or at large, and offending while on bail or at large This includes information on: - people remanded on 'bail' (including 'EM bail') or 'at large' - offences committed while on 'bail' or 'at large' - people offending on 'bail' or 'at large' - people who failed to answer bail. Contents: Number of people on bail or at large Table 1: Number and percentage of people on bail or at l

2. Walker v Flight - Waipapa 1D 2B 3B (2016) 352 Aotea MB 211 (352 AOT 211) [pdf, 263 KB]

   ...Flight to remove the dwelling and associated improvements from Waipapa 1D 2B 3B. [19] Mr Koning argues that Mr Flight has occupied the site since 1987 without any formal permission from the trust. At best, he says, Mr Flight has an implied bare licence revocable by the trust at will and upon notice. Mr Koning submits that the bare licence did not require Mr Flight to pay any rental to the trust rather he was only required to pay the local council rates for the site....

3. Ye v Chen [2015] NZIACDT 68 (27 May 2015) [pdf, 120 KB]

   ...The facts [9] Given Ms Chen’s position, it is only necessary to consider why she did not have a written agreement. The essential facts were that Ms Chen understood her client had an agreement with a company, which did not and could not hold a licence as a licensed immigration adviser. Ms Chen provided contractual services to the company, and she thought she did not have an obligation in relation to an agreement with her client. [10] After the complaint, she obtained legal advice, cor...

4. 2024 NZPSPLA 025 pdf [pdf, 173 KB]

   ...investigation and possible prosecution. CIPU’s findings are as follows: (a) Mr DM has contravened the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 (the Act) by working as a crowd controller without the required certificate or licence. (b) SW and/or BF have employed Mr DM to provide security services whilst knowing he does not hold a COA. (c) There is no evidence that SW and/or BF have employed or engaged any other security workers who do not hold the requi...

5. Regulatory Impact Statement on proposed LINZ fees regulations under the marine and coastal area takutai moana 2011 act [pdf, 88 KB]

   ...a debt to the Crown. 3. Land may be reclaimed for a number of purposes including port company developments, airport runway extensions, marinas and other land uses. The Act allows applicants to seek interests ranging from freehold title to leases, licences or other rights to occupy or use the land. 4. Central and local government both have decision-making roles regarding reclaimed land. Regional councils consider the environmental effects and whether to grant a resource consent under...

6. Tipene - Kaikou Lot 3 13 B2 (2015) 114 Taitokerau MB 45 (114 TTK 45) [pdf, 184 KB]

   ...(b) Cancel the reservation: (c) Redefine the purposes for which the reservation is made: (d) Redefine the persons or class of persons for whose use or benefit the reservation is made. (6) No notice under this section shall affect any lease or licence, but no land shall be set apart as a Maori reservation while it is subject to any mortgage or charge. (7) The Court may, by order, vest any Maori reservation in any body corporate or in any 2 or more persons in trust to hold and adm...

7. BORA Local Government Law Reform Bill [pdf, 405 KB]

   ...otherwise. 11. Clause 53 of the Bill inserts a new section 356A into the Local Government Act 1974. The new section empowers local councils to remove an abandoned vehicle when the vehicle has no current evidence of vehicle inspection and no current licence label (or one affixed that expired more that 31 days prior). The local authority is able to dispose of the vehicle after 10 days and recover costs from the last registered owner incurred in removal, storage, or disposal. 12. Given th...

8. Marine and Coastal Area - part-2 Interests in land and structures [pdf, 191 KB]

   ...council. Accordingly it would not be divested of any land. Where a CCO or CCTO is an entity that can own land in its own name (not the council’s) then it is also not divested. Section 21 of the Act preserves any proprietary interests such as leases, licences and easements granted in respect of land in the CMCA. This is a transitional provision to cover what are thought to be a very small number of interests that were not deemed to be coastal permits under the RMA when that Act commenc...

9. Body Corporate 337872 Grace Joel Retirement Village Limited [2013] NZWHT Auckland 16 [pdf, 87 KB]

   ...claim are apartments, flats or units that are intended to have as their principal use occupation as a private residence. Other than the fact that the units are within a retirement village, and that the right to reside in them is by virtue of a licence to occupy, there is little other difference between these units and units within other multi-unit complexes. The units within the Grace Joel Retirement Village are therefore dwellinghouses within the definition of the 3 Act unle...

10. Tamihana v Saunders - Rangiuru 2G (2024) 318 Waiariki MB 76 (318 WAR 76) [pdf, 293 KB]

    ...the interference with another individual’s exclusive possession of land without lawful justification. A trespass to land arises by unauthorised entry on the land of another, by remaining upon the land of another after the expiry of authority or licence to enter, or by putting any tangible object on the land of another or leaving the object there after authority or licence has expired. Injury includes any physical interference with the property without lawful authority. [14] The ev...