HILL v ADHB-TEWHATU ORANGA [2023] NZHC 1920

HILL v ADHB-TEWHATU ORANGA [2023] NZHC 1920

The proceeding was struck out because it did not identify any exercise of a statutory power subject to judicial review and, on its face, constituted a plain abuse of the court's process; accordingly the claim was struck out under the High Court Rules.

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Citation
[2023] NZHC 1920
Parties
Applicant: Haydn Campbell Nicholas Hill; Respondent: ADHB-TeWhatu Oranga (Te Whetu Tawera Mental Health Services Auckland); Respondent: Police Crown Representative; Respondents: Robyn Lisa Ropati & Darren Talai Ropati
Court
High Court
Jurisdiction
New Zealand
Judgment Date
21 July 2023
Procedural Posture
Judicial Review / Strike Out for Abuse of Process
Outcome
proceeding struck out as an abuse of process
Legal Topics
Abuse of Process, Judicial Review Procedure, Statutory Power, Strike Out, Medical Records, Remedies
Judicial Review Administrative Law Health Law Civil Torts Privacy Law Abuse of Process Judicial Review Procedure Statutory Power +3 more

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Parties

Haydn Campbell Nicholas Hill

Applicant

ADHB-TeWhatu Oranga (Te Whetu Tawera Mental Health Services Auckland)

Respondent

Police Crown Representative

Respondent

Robyn Lisa Ropati & Darren Talai Ropati

Respondents

Procedural Posture

Judicial Review / Strike Out for Abuse of Process

  1. 1 whether the proceeding disclosed an exercise of statutory power subject to judicial review
  2. 2 whether the proceeding was an abuse of the court's process
  3. 3 whether the claim disclosed arguable grounds for relief under the Judicial Review Procedure Act 2016

Ratio Decidendi

The proceeding was struck out because it did not identify any exercise of a statutory power subject to judicial review and, on its face, constituted a plain abuse of the court's process; accordingly the claim was struck out under the High Court Rules.

Court Disposition

proceeding struck out as an abuse of process

Orders

  • Proceeding struck out under High Court Rules rr 5.35B(1)(a) and 15.1
  • Copy of this judgment to be emailed to the Health and Disability Commissioner at hdc@hdc.org.nz