Fabish and Ors [2017] NZHC 2850
The Court held it was expedient to vest the Tariki Hall land in the newly appointed trustees under s52(1)(h) and to confer on them the power to sell the land under s64(1); the originating application without notice was appropriate because there was no opposing party and the application affected only the applicants.
- Citation
- [2017] NZHC 2850
- Parties
- Applicant/trustee: Paul William Fabish; Applicant/trustee: Denise May Loveridge; Applicant/trustee: Thomas Rupert Loveridge; Applicant/trustee: Andrew Kelvin McElroy; Applicant/trustee: Dorothy Michelle Oakes; Applicant/trustee: Taniamaree Simpson; Applicant/trustee: Cindy Lee Baldwin; Applicant/trustee: Kevin Ronald Bennett
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 21 November 2017
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under the Trustee Act 1956 for Vesting and Sale of Trust Property / Judgment on Applications for Leave to Proceed Without Notice, Vesting Under S52(1)(h) and Sale Authorisation Under S64
- Outcome
- Application granted in full
- Legal Topics
- Vesting of Trust Property, Trustee Powers to Sell, Court Authorisation of Trustee Acts, Originating Application Without Notice
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Parties
Paul William Fabish
Applicant/trustee
Denise May Loveridge
Applicant/trustee
Thomas Rupert Loveridge
Applicant/trustee
Andrew Kelvin McElroy
Applicant/trustee
Dorothy Michelle Oakes
Applicant/trustee
Taniamaree Simpson
Applicant/trustee
Cindy Lee Baldwin
Applicant/trustee
Kevin Ronald Bennett
Applicant/trustee
Procedural Posture
Application Under the Trustee Act 1956 for Vesting and Sale of Trust Property / Judgment on Applications for Leave to Proceed Without Notice, Vesting Under S52(1)(h) and Sale Authorisation Under S64
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Court should vest the Tariki Hall property in the newly appointed trustees under s52(1)(h) Trustee Act 1956
- 2 Whether the trustees should be authorised to sell the property pursuant to s64 Trustee Act 1956
- 3 Whether the originating application could be commenced without notice
Ratio Decidendi
The Court held it was expedient to vest the Tariki Hall land in the newly appointed trustees under s52(1)(h) and to confer on them the power to sell the land under s64(1); the originating application without notice was appropriate because there was no opposing party and the application affected only the applicants.
Court Disposition
Application granted in full
Orders
- Leave granted to commence proceedings by way of an originating application without notice
- The land comprising the Tariki Hall (estate in fee simple of 355 square metres more or less, allotment 16 Section 183, Moa District, CT TN51/218 Taranaki Land District) is vested in the applicants pursuant to s52(1)(h) of the Trustee Act 1956
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