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Found 1622 items matching 2012.
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Aggravated robbery where aggravating feature is two or more people (Section 235(b) Crimes Act 1961)
District Courts
Malcom Rabson v Andrew Croad and Christine Margaret Dunphy
Case information | Malcom Rabson v Andrew Croad and Christine Margaret Dunphy SC 85/2012
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
Civil Appeal – Jurisdiction – Whether the Supreme Court has jurisdiction to hear an appeal against a Court of Appeal decision to dismiss recusal applications after the substantive proceedings have been determined. CA 289/2011
Allan John Todd v The Queen
Case information | Allan John Todd v The Queen SC 10/2012
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
Criminal Appeal – Conviction and sentence – Threatening to kill and sexual violation - Whether Court of Appeal correct to dismiss appeal against conviction and sentence – Fair Trial – Police misconduct pre-trial – Right to Counsel – Counsel misconduct at …
Joseph Quintin Donnelly v The Queen
Case information | Joseph Quintin Donnelly v The Queen SC 3/2012
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
Criminal Appeal – Admission of new evidence – Appeal against a decision of the Court of Appeal which declined leave to adduce new evidence relating to DNA testing – Whether the Court of Appeal erred in concluding that the DNA evidence was neither fresh no…
Glen Dallas Goldberg v The Queen
Case information | Glen Dallas Goldberg v The Queen SC 12/2012
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
CA 825/2011 [2011] NZCA 656
Malcolm Edward Rabson v Linda Gallagher and others.
Case information | Malcolm Edward Rabson v Linda Gallagher and others. SC 5/2012
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
Civil Appeal – division of property - Property (Relationship) Act 1976 – whether the Court of Appeal erred in failing to take into account relevant considerations regarding separate property owned by the applicant – whether the Court of Appeal erred in ma…