New Zealand Case Law: Decisions & Judgments | LexChat

Topic

Jurisdictional time limits

Legal area

Court

18 Jun 2019

YU v IMMIGRATION PROTECTION TRIBUNAL [2019] NZHC 1385

Citation

[2019] NZHC 1385
Court

High Court

The Court has no jurisdiction because no valid application for leave under s 249(4) was filed within the statutory 28 day period and the documents filed in time did not satisfy the requirements of s 249(6) and (7) to enable the Court to assess whether issues could not be adequately dealt with on appeal or were of general or public importance; accordingly the leave application and proceedings are dismissed.
2 Aug 2006

PHONOGRAPHIC PERFORMANCES (NZ) V MUSIC SYSTEMS (MUSIC) HC WN CIV 2006-485-1270

Citation

openlaw-0efcd99b_00e3_4687_9b92_944da3734d2f.pdf
Court

High Court

Service of the statutory demand was properly effected by leaving it at the defendant's nominated registered office at 184 Kapiti Road on 11 May 2006 in accordance with s 387(1)(c); accordingly the defendant failed to make and serve its s 290 application within the mandatory ten working day period and no extension was available, so the application to set aside the statutory demand is dismissed.