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1. Lazarus - Peter Pene Moses (2010) 9 Taitokerau MB 197 (9 TTK 197) - P [pdf, 60 KB]

   ...establish the house on the land. He spoke of the disputes that occurred with Lillian and how, while they had removed belongings of their father, they had done so because debts were owed on them. He provided documents to prove that he had taken responsibility for payment of those debts. Apparently, he has also taken responsibility for payment of the rental in respect of the licence to occupy. He and his siblings feel that they have given Lillian sufficient time to live in the house...

2. Mansell - Haparangi A4 (2005) 288 Rotorua MB 9 (288 ROT 9) [pdf, 808 KB]

   ...requirement to comply with a proper standard of care. Indeed it is dangerous to do so. It is very important that trustees of Maori communal assets understand the gravity of the office of trustee when they take it up, and the risks inherent in the trust responsibility. Clauses 3.8 and 3.9 as proposed, send the opposite signal to that which is required. Accordingly, before I am prepared to approve the implementation steps required of the court, and to approve the trust itself under s245, I...

3. LCRO 246/2013 YM v RD (7 January 2019) [pdf, 221 KB]

   ...date for satisfaction of the builder’s report condition and the sale condition to 3 October 2012, had then recognised that as an error, but nonetheless purported to cancel the agreement, arguably without proper grounds. 5 Complaint and response [21] On 16 October 2012, Mr YM lodged a complaint with the New Zealand Law Society Lawyers Complaints Service (Complaints Service) which can be summarised as Mr RD failed to advise the vendor’s lawyer that the builder’s report con...

4. MacDonald v MacDonald - Wairau Block XII Section 6C 2C (2021) 69 Te Waipounamu MB 251 (69 TWP 251) [pdf, 256 KB]

   ...block. [22] Phillip suggests that he should be permitted to occupy the back third of the block, and Brigham the front two thirds, with rental set by an independent valuer and Brigham paying Phillip an annual equalising amount. Each party should be responsible for the outgoings for each part of the block they occupy with both lands being valued on the same basis, as vineyard land with available water and access. He believes this is the fairest outcome in the situation. Phillip also...

5. Legal Aid Statement of Financial Position form [pdf, 489 KB]

   ...Give details below continue on a separate sheet if necessary Acknowledgement, consent and confirmation by aided person ■ The Legal Services Commissioner (“the Commissioner”) will collect or disclose personal information about you to meet its responsibilities under the Legal Services Act 2011, associated regulations and/or any other relevant statute or court order. ■ This information may be used for statistical and/or research purposes and in this context will not individually ide...

6. PC7 Hearing notice (updated) [pdf, 237 KB]

   ...any issue with attendance contact the ORC hearing administrators, Glen Cooper or his colleague Rebecca Jackson: • PlanChange@orc.govt.nz; • 027 213 1652. For assistance from the court appointed Friend of Submitter, Jane Whyte: • jane@responseplanning.co.nz; • 03 332 7449; or • 027 259 5030. Dated at Christchurch Environment Court Registry on 7 April 2021 Michael Tinkler Deputy Registrar Mainline: (03) 367 6014 E-mail address: ORC@justice.govt.nz ENVI...

7. [2021] NZEnvC 015 BWO Offshore Singapore PTE LTD v The Environmental Protection Authority [pdf, 3.8 MB]

   ...consequences of the decision, the costs decision only looks at the legal 11 costs incurred in the course of the proceedings. [38] Finally, I want to note that through the period for the initial stay application to the hearing of this appeal the responsibility for deconstruction of the Tui Field fell to the Government, in particular MBIE. Their website made it clear that the first priority was to disconnect the FPSO. Thus, two government departments became engaged in discussions...

8. AVL operating guidelines for senior courts [pdf, 684 KB]

   ...booked time through the court. No family members, partners or associates of a prisoner are permitted. To prevent unauthorised access, a PIN code or swipe card is required to enter the Instructions Suite. 12 5.4 Counsel obligations It is the responsibility of counsel to notify the court if they no longer require a pre arranged timeslot in the Instructions Suite. This should be done as early as possible. If there is a technical issue with the Instructions Suite it is expected t...

9. [2017] NZEnvC 059 Save Erskine College Trust v Erskine Developments Limited [pdf, 462 KB]

   ...from the Select Committee. He submitted that s 49(1)(a) is subject to s 22(1)(b) of HASHAA. Referring to the Social Services Select Committee Report Back, he demonstrated, I think accurately and without controversy, that s 49 was introduced as a response to specific submissions about the ability of Councils to charge development contributions on HASHAA consents. He went on to submit that s 49 was not introduced for the purpose of requiring a HASHAA consent also to be subject to ss 176...

10. AT v RN LCRO 47/2015 (29 September 2016) [pdf, 90 KB]

    ...than to inform Mr [AT] that he may face a costs claim in the event that Mr [EC] was unsuccessful. (i) The correspondence was not "respectful" and lacked "integrity" as it was designed to intimidate and discourage. Mr [RN]’s response [15] The essence of Mr [RN]’s response was that: (a) [Law Firm A] were acting for Mr [EC] and surely not for Mr [AT] for that would have created a conflict of interest. In any event Mr [RN] was unaware that [Law Firm A] were acti...