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New Zealand Case Law

Delay in filing
  • 24 Nov 2011

    BURCHELL v R SC 95/2011

    Citation
    SC 95/2011
    Court
    Supreme Court

    Leave to appeal out of time was refused because the appeals were excessively delayed without explanation and would not satisfy the leave criteria as they sought to re‑litigate factual findings already considered by the Court of Appeal; the transcript challenge had no prospect of success given absence of trial objection, the applicant's sentencing acknowledgment and the judge's reference to a jury verdict; the Court has no jurisdiction to hear sentence appeals because the sentences have been served under s 383A(3) Crimes Act 1961.

  • 19 Apr 2004

    Clarke v Accident Compensation Corporation

    Citation
    [2004] NZACC 116
    Court
    District Court

    The judge accepted the expert medical opinion that the appellant's exposures were brief and insufficient to cause the alleged systemic conditions, that the facial lesions were explained by staphylococcus aureus and not by the sealant/stain, and therefore the appellant failed to prove on the balance of probabilities that her ongoing symptoms were caused by the 31 October 2000 exposure; appeal dismissed.