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1. AS v ZF LCRO 59 / 2010 (14 March 2011) [pdf, 142 KB]

   ...5 Committee with a recommendation that the Committee reconsider the issues having regard to the terms of the settlement agreed between the parties at mediation. Review [18] Although there are some irregularities in the manner in which consent has been provided, this review has proceeded on the basis that both parties have consented pursuant to s206(2)(b) of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act to it being conducted “on the papers.” This means that it has been conducted on...

2. Elers - Ngapakihi 2A2B (Raetihi Marae) (2017) 372 Aotea MB 75 (372 AOT 75) [pdf, 296 KB]

   ...a trustee dies and the court receives a death certificate for the deceased trustee. (3) In exercising the powers in subsections (1) and (2), the court may order the vesting of land or other assets of the trust in any person or persons (with the consent of that person or those persons) upon the terms of the trust, whether or not that person was previously a trustee. [40] Section 338(7) is also relevant: 338 Maori reservations for communal purposes ... (7) The Court may, by ord...

3. 2018 NZSSAA 001 (9 January 2018) [pdf, 131 KB]

   ...proceeded on a wrong principle in relation to one issue. The Authority reconsidered that issue, and issued a decision, there was a further appeal and the parties agreed that the Authority should hear the matter again. The High Court issued a consent order to that effect. We are now dealing with the matter under the consent order. 2 [2] The background is that the appellant had been overpaid benefit entitlements due to receipts from ACC payments. The key point in content...

4. 2020 NZEnvC 113 Ahuareka Trustees no 2 Limited v Auckland Council [pdf, 11 MB]

   ...central Auckland. It is contained in the Countryside Living Zone (CLZ) of the Auckland Unitary Plan (the Unitary Plan) in a separately identified area called Whitford Sub­ precinct B. [7] The hearing before this Court related to the issue of land use consents to enable the development to proceed. The Court found that other than the proposal to include a restaurant and cafe in the development, all of the other land use aspects required consent as a discretionary activity. Ahuareka...

5. AK v ZP LCRO 104 / 2010 (10 February 2011) [pdf, 60 KB]

   ...hearing would continue. [37] The Respondent refers to this contact with his office as “constant calls and emails” which invariably included reference to the Applicant’s negative view of the Respondent’s abilities. [38] Support for this statement in the fact that in December 2009, the Respondent categorically told the Applicant that he did not wish to continue to receive calls or communication from the Applicant in that vein. The upshot of this is that there was a heated d...

6. [2018] NZEmpC 57 Nicholson v Ford [pdf, 227 KB]

   ...is not a determination for the purposes of s 181(2) and must be put to one side. The same point can be made in relation to the Authority’s previous minute of 11 December 2017 (which directed, amongst other things, the provision of a witness statement). [12] I am not satisfied, based on the Authority’s determination, that there are adequate grounds for concluding that the plaintiff may not have participated in the 4 At [3]. S...

7. BORA Education Amendment Bill [pdf, 377 KB]

   ...restricting the right to natural justice, as affirmed in section 27 of the Bill of Rights Act, of the affected persons. To this end, we have been advised by the Ministry of Education that, inter alia: • vetting can only be carried out with the consent of the person concerned • the person has the opportunity to validate the vetting information. In practice validation is the process whereby a person is given the opportunity to clarify whether the information contained in the vet is co...

8. [2020] NZEnvC 203 Bay of Islands Maritime Park Incorporated v Northland Regional Council [pdf, 842 KB]

   ...or form a basis for submission or cross­ examination before the Court in due course. Outcome [12] The Court makes no Directions against the Appellants for Further Particulars. It notes, the two Appendices provided now by the Appellant in its Statement are the Mapping and Values outcomes that it seeks before the Court. _,...•" 0 ..... - 1:~J~/~f\ .. 1 [13] As is often the case, positions between that notified in the original plan and that 1 .. fl(, !\ \%)now s~u~ht by th...

9. [2022] NZEmpC 208 O’Leary v Umbrella Multimedia Ltd (in liquidation) [pdf, 164 KB]

   ...has not consented to the proceedings continuing against him.4 [9] Ms O’Leary has been informed that there is little chance of her obtaining any funds through the liquidation process. She says that no payment has been received. [10] No statement of defence has been filed by Mr Laulu. He was invited to contact the Court registry but has not done so. The matter now proceeds by way of formal proof. [11] The Court’s power to order compliance is set out in s 139 of the Act....

10. Apply for a property manager

    ...Note: When you print the forms it's important to print them single sided. You’ll need to give the Family Court these 4 forms: Information sheet to accompany an application – PPPR14 Affidavit in support of appointment of property manager Statement of consent - PPPR17, and Medical expert report You’ll also need to give the Family Court 1 of these forms: If you're applying for orders for yourself  use this form: Application for property Order in respect of appli...

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