12 May 2022
THE COMMISSIONER, NEW ZEALAND v WOODLEY & ORS [2022] NZHC 1018
- Citation
- [2022] NZHC 1018
- Court
- High Court
Detective Constable Chaston's affidavit provided reasonable grounds that the respondents had benefited from significant criminal activity (large scale cannabis cultivation), that they had an interest in the Property and that the Property was tainted; further, there were reasonable grounds that without notice orders and ancillary entry and custody orders were necessary to prevent disposal or dissipation of the Property, therefore the without notice restraining and ancillary orders should be granted as sought.