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2017] NZSC 64
[2020] NZSC 64
Saxmere Company Limited, The Escorial Company Limited, Richard King, Russell Stewart Emmerson and Forest Ramge Limited v Wool Board Disestablishment Company Limited
Case information | Saxmere Company Limited, The Escorial Company Limited, Richard King, Russell Stewart Emmerson and Forest Ramge Limited v Wool Board Disestablishment Company Limited SC 64/2007
Supreme Court
Civil – applicants challenged the Wool Board’s decisions allocating funding for wool marketing, seeking judicial review and restitution of levies paid and alleging breach of statutory duty (s 6(6) Wool Act 1997) and negligence – High Court Judge found the…
Vincent Ross Siemer v Clare O’Brien and Attorney-General
Case information | Vincent Ross Siemer v Clare O’Brien and Attorney-General SC 32/2015
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
Civil Appeal – Review by a Judge of the Court of Appeal of a decision of the Deputy Registrar of that Court to refuse to dispense with security for costs for an appeal to that Court.Minute 26 March 2015 CA 693/2014
sc 64 2014 ad v the queen
sc 64 2013 deng v the queen
SC 63 2020 SC 64 2020 Harding v R
Slawomir Ryszard Bujak v Solicitor-General
Case information | Slawomir Ryszard Bujak v Solicitor-General SC 64/2008
Supreme Court
Civil – Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1992 – whether the Court of Appeal erred in finding that an order for the seizure of property in Poland could be registered in New Zealand under s 55 of the Mutual Assistance in Criminal matters Act 1992.[…
Slawomir Ryszard Bujak v The District Court at Christchurch and The Republic of Poland
Case information | Slawomir Ryszard Bujak v The District Court at Christchurch and The Republic of Poland SC 64/2009
Supreme Court
Leave to Appeal
Leave to appeal dismissed
Civil – extradition - whether Court of Appeal erred in refusing to admit new evidence – whether Court of Appeal erred in determining that by joining an extradition Treaty New Zealand has accepted that the court system in the partner state is robust enough…