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You’ll need to file an application if you want to ask the Family Court to make a decision for you. Usually, the information sheet will be part of the application form. The information sheet is where you write down the personal details for everyone involved in the case. This includes each person’s full name, date of birth, and address for service. If you’re filing more than one application, you only need to provide one information sheet.
...Children Act 2004 Lawyers certificate Self-represented applicants must use the Care of Children Act online form generator to prepare their application. Care of Children online application form generator Please see the separate page for information about filing without notice applications: Filing without notice applications to the Family Court
...Tribunal There is a general right of appeal against all final orders of the tribunal. An appeal must be lodged within 20 days after the date of decision at the court nearest to the leaky home. If the amount in dispute is under $350,000 the appeal should be filed in the District Court and if $350,000 and over the appeal must be filed in the High Court. Appeal decisions Appeals are taken to the District or High Court, dependent on value. Decisions that are appealed have the citation of the appe...
You can submit this file type electronically and pay any associated fee through File and Pay. You, or the prosecutor, may be ordered (by the court) to pay a sum of money if you fail to follow procedure throughout the course of your criminal case. This is especially applicable in cases where the procedural failure is significant and there is no reasonable excuse for that failure. A procedural failure is defined as a failure, or refusal, to comply with any procedure set out in the Criminal Proce...
If you do not agree with the decision of a Registrar or Deputy Registrar you can apply to have that decision reviewed. To apply for a review of a decision by a registrar or deputy registrar not relating to a fee waiver application you will need to file an interlocutory application within 5 working days of receiving the decision. For more information, see rule 2.12 of the District Court Rules You will need to pay a fee. To apply for a review of a decision by a registrar or deputy registrar to dec...
The Act states that respondents must file responses to the claim. A timetable for filing responses is usually set at the preliminary conference. What must be included? To prepare a formal response, respondents need to analyse the claim and accompanying documents (including the Assessor’s report) and state in writing: which matters in the claim are accepted or agreed which matters are disputed, with reasons why the matters for which responsibility/liability is accepted the matters for which re...
...the Firm will promptly pay all approved providers and disbursements incurred in the course of supplying the Services. The Firm will not make any claim for payment in any other manner (for example, by cheque) 2. the Firm will maintain and retain all files and information relating to the Provider’s Accepted Assignments in accordance with clauses 3.12 to 3.14 of Schedule 2 of the Provider Contract for the Provision of Legal Aid Services and Specified Legal Services (Contract) for a period of a...
...BETWEEN SUNIL KUMAR BALI Plaintiff AND SRG HOLDINGS LIMITED TRADING AS SUPERVALUE First Defendant AND NZ LIQUOR MERCHANTS LIMITED TRADING AS SUPER LIQUOR Second Defendant Hearing: Following memoranda filed by the defendants on 16 December 2013, extension sought by defendants on 29 January 2014 and memorandum in reply from the plaintiff on 30 January 2014 Appearances: Mr S Bali, in person supported by Mr V Koli Mr M Kyne, advoc...
...25 November 2011. [3] With the support of his union, Mr de Bruin resolved to challenge that determination. Mr Andrew McKenzie, a Christchurch barrister, had represented Mr de Bruin before the Authority and was further instructed to prepare and file a statement of claim. [4] Section 179(2) of the Employment Relations Act 2000 provides that every challenge must be commenced within 28 days after the date of the determination in question. In this case, the last day of that 28 day pe...
...advice for potential s274 parties. [2] I grant the waivers sought in para 4(a) of the application for waiver. [3] In respect of para 4(b) I direct that: a. Any party who wishes to join the direct referral proceedings may do so by either: • Filing a signed s274 notice by email (in PDF format) with the Environment Court to EnvironmentCourt@justice.govt.nz. If a signed copy cannot be filed electronically you must follow up your electronic s274 notice with a signed copy posted to the...