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1. Waitangi Tribunal - East Coast Settlement Report [pdf, 1.1 MB]

   ...settlement with TRONP as requested by the claimants. We concluded that the potential prejudice of delaying such a significant settlement would outweigh any possible prejudice to the claimants from having their claims set- tled without their specific consent. We were also not convinced that the claimants commanded significant support compared with the support demonstrated by TRONP. We were mindful of the fact that both the Crown and TRONP have suggested ways in which at least some of the cl...

2. Waitangi Tribunal - Ngāpuhi Mandate Inquiry report - prepublication version [pdf, 905 KB]

   ...identified a number of matters with the potential to cause the claimants prejudice These were : ▶ the Crown’s failure to give proper regard to the views of hapū ; ▶ the possibility that a settlement of claims would be negotiated without the consent of claimants ; ▶ the process for withdrawal included in the deed was possibly unfair ; ▶ the failure to provide claimants with a genuine opportunity to consider and possibly support alternatives to the Tūhoronuku IMA ; and...

3. Waitangi Tribunal - Ngāpuhi Mandate Inquiry report [pdf, 905 KB]

   ...identified a number of matters with the potential to cause the claimants prejudice These were : ▶ the Crown’s failure to give proper regard to the views of hapū ; ▶ the possibility that a settlement of claims would be negotiated without the consent of claimants ; ▶ the process for withdrawal included in the deed was possibly unfair ; ▶ the failure to provide claimants with a genuine opportunity to consider and possibly support alternatives to the Tūhoronuku IMA ; and...

4. Jones - Pukawa D3 Trust (2015) 124 Waiariki MB 217 (124 WAR 217) [pdf, 246 KB]

   ...The Māori Land Court records note the this property as investment land and notes the status of the land as General land owned by Maori 5 77 Taupo MB 145 (77 TPO 145) 6 204 Aotea MB 152 (204 AOT 152) 124 Waiariki MB 220 (a) with the consent of the applicant, amend the application to give better effect to the applicant’s intention: (b) settle the issues to be determined: (c) give directions as to service, and as to the public notification of the application and any hea...

5. Hikaka v Ngawhare - Komene 4A2 (2016) 356 Aotea MB 76 (356 AOT 76) [pdf, 234 KB]

   ...lawyer and distributed amongst the six children equally if so ordered by the Court. 356 Aotea MB 82 [27] At the hearing there was some confusion over this issue. I confirmed that if the variations are granted I would direct the trustees to file statements recording the income derived from the lease. The proceeds would then be divided amongst the six children of Taneroa equally if that is their wish. 3 [28] After careful reflection, I do not see how the proposed variations wil...

6. [2018] NZEnvC 100 Auckland Council v London Pacific Family Trust [pdf, 366 KB]

   ...outcome clarified rules in the AUP and how they are to be interpreted in the ongoing administration of the AUp.16 [14] The Council observes that the AUP is a significant planning instrument, replacing and combining the Auckland Regional Policy Statement, Regional Coastal Plan, Regional Plans and constituent District Plans into one single combined plan. It notes that it is newly-minted, having become operative in part on 15 November 2016. It points out that its application for declar...

7. Callaghan - Rahui A13 (2001) 60 Ruatōria MB 202 (60 RUA 202) [pdf, 500 KB]

   ...programme of activities held on a paddock adjacent to Umuariki Marae. Minute Book: 60 RUA 203 The Application Whare Te Whanau Pani Callaghan filed the application for the Replacement of Trustees pursuant to sections 338(7)/93 and 222/93 with consents to appointment on 13 September 2000. The matter came before the Court on 1 November 2000 and on that date Mr Tame Te Maro sought and was granted an adjournment. When it came before the Court again on 2 February 2001, the Court referre...

8. [2020] NZEmpC 227 Wills v Farmlands Co-Operative Society Ltd [pdf, 232 KB]

   ...personal grievance until 31 July 2018 when Ms Sharma wrote to it asking the company to consent to an extension of time, which was promptly refused. Ms Sharma’s letter did not describe the basis for the alleged grievance. It was not until a statement of problem was lodged in the Authority, in August 2018, that the reasons for the claim were disclosed to Farmlands. By then about six months had gone by since the 90-day time limit had been reached and some of the pleaded allegation...

9. Central Otago District Council - B R Patterson - Economics (3 Feb 2021) [pdf, 340 KB]

   ...earners. People on low incomes are less resilient to changes in labour market conditions than high income earners, who typically have greater levels of net wealth to act as a buffer during times of transition between jobs. 7. The short-term focus of consents available under the proposed Plan Change 7 risks undermining agricultural investment in both new ventures and improving existing infrastructure. The backward-looking nature of the proposed permissible water takes may prevent n...

10. Deliu v New Zealand Law Society [2012] NZHRRT 1 [pdf, 103 KB]

    ...New Zealand Law Society (NZLS) in Deliu v New Zealand Law Society (High Court Auckland, CIV-2010-404-6182) challenging (inter alia) the determinations made by the NSC on 12 November 2010. At the request of the Tribunal a copy of the Third Amended Statement of Claim (14 December 2011) was made available. That document alleges at para [31] that both determinations made on 12 November 2010 are unlawful in that they: (A) were a form of selective prosecution or discrimination; (K) breached...