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1. E55 Heather Kirkham - EIC - the Crown [pdf, 827 KB]

   ...Crown's involvement in AC36; (b) comment on the Wynyard Hobson proposal; (c) an outline of the importance of mana whenua engagement; and (d) conclusions. 3. AN OVERVIEW OF THE CROWN'S INVOLVEMENT Background and context 3.1 MBIE is responsible for New Zealand Major Events. New Zealand Major Events works alongside the events sector to support New Zealand's growing reputation as an attractive destination for major events of global significance, such as the Cup....

2. Faleauto v DE LCRO 99/2015 (29 November 2016) [pdf, 101 KB]

   ...course of this review, he has not participated to any great extent, and has given no indication as to whether he consents to the review being determined in his absence or not. Notices of hearing were sent to both parties, and this Office requested responses from Mr DE that have not been forthcoming. In the circumstances, his consent has been assumed and this review is determined in his absence. [18] Mr Faleauto attended a review hearing in Auckland on 22 November 2016, and was h...

3. Miller v The Real Estate Agents Authority (CAC 403) & Anderton [2018] NZREADT 28 [pdf, 185 KB]

   ...eventual purchasers. They asked Mr Jenkins to contact them later regarding a possible offer. At a second viewing, the purchasers told Mr Jenkins that they wanted to make an offer. The purchasers indicated an offer of $600,000.2 Mr Jenkins’ response was that while he would present such an offer, the vendors’ expectation was closer to $700,000. The purchasers did not pursue the matter. [5] The property was not sold before the sole agency expired, and the listing became a ge...

4. [2021] NZEmpC 51 McKeich v DDUP NZ Ltd [pdf, 252 KB]

   ...jurisdictions relating to the piercing of the corporate veil. Therefore it was considered appropriate that the Court assess this issue in the first instance.4 [11] Second, recent legislative changes suggested Parliament intended to extend a director’s responsibility so as to enhance the protection provided to workers who had been deprived of their entitlements.5 It was therefore appropriate for the Court to consider whether a different approach to the doctrine may be appropriate....

5. E v T [2021] NZDT 1310 (28 January 2021) [pdf, 226 KB]

   ...repair costs of $13,012.80 and legal costs of $14,087.50. 4. Mr T defends the claim on the basis that the repair costs and legal expenses are unreasonable. He notes that the Company has been removed from the Register, but he accepts personal responsibility for reasonable repair costs, which he puts at approximately $9,000.00. 5. The issues to be resolved are: (a) Is it possible for the claim to proceed against Mr T? (b) Is Ms E entitled to claim the repair costs sought? (c) Ar...

6. Taueki v McMillan - Horowhenua 11 (Lake) Māori Reservation (2004) 148 Aotea MB 27 (148 AOT 27) [pdf, 642 KB]

   ...Court. " (Emphasis added). To avoid that possible risk, I invite the Trustees to resign their positions within fifteen working days from the date of this decision, taking into account statutory holidays. Appointment of Interim Trustees The four responsible trustees and one advisory trustee I will now appoint in my view satisfy in general terms the requirements of Section 222 of the Act. The majority are of Muaupoko affiliation and descent. In any event, they are interim appointment...

7. Guest v New Zealand Law Society [2009] NZLCDT 16 [pdf, 95 KB]

   ...inducement to me to abandon my formal application and to provide an affidavit. It was an undertaking endorsed by the Tribunal. It was an undertaking not to make further enquiries of . . ., cross examine me or seek further evidence. In direct response to those undertakings I agreed to abandon my application for exclusion and I filed the affidavit. . . .” He repeats this objection in his further submissions of 2 November, stating that: “..the affidavit was brought about by th...

8. Karena - Whangauru Whakaturia 1D6B9A, 1D6B9B, 1D6B9C and 1D6B9D (2005) 102 Whangārei MB 190 (102 WH 190) [pdf, 514 KB]

   ...accepted that the applicant had given adequate notice of the application. In support of his ground under s.136 (1 )(d)/93 that the land may be more effectively utilised as General land, Mr Karena referred to the expressions of interest he had received in response to advertisements to lease 3 of the sections when he had intended to vest the land in an ahu whenua trust. These were the business opportunities which could be better realised as General land without the fetter of delays in the M...

9. Charleton - Parihaka X Trust (2005) 154 Aotea MB 45 (154 AOT 45) [pdf, 553 KB]

   ...used in any event, regardless of any decision from the Court before or after the hui. Decision For the reasons stated, pursuant to section 239 I appoint Peter Moeahu, Ted Tamati, Peter Wharehoka, Te Ru Wharehoka, Rita Rukuwai and Colleen Tuuta as responsible trustees for Parihaka X for a period of three years. Rotation of trustees is to commence at the next annual general meeting with selection, failing agreement, by way of drawing lots. Mr Karena has withdrawn his nomination due to pe...

10. Brooker - Te Paerahi D2B (2005) 179 Napier MB 210 (179 NA 210) [pdf, 1.8 MB]

    ...Minute Bool<: 179 NA 214 28. As a result of the above discussion I dismiss this application. Section 136(1)(b)/93 29. Notwithstanding my decision to dismiss the application as set out above I propose to consider the submissions received in response to section 136(1)(b)/93. 30. Pursuant to section 136(1 )(b)/93 the Court must be satisfied that "neither the land nor any interest is subject to any trust (other than a trust imposed by section 250(4) of this Act." Section 25...