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(state full name),
seek leave to appeal from the provisional or preliminary determination of the Court made at (venue) .........................................................
............................................on the ..................................day of .......................................................................2...........................in respect of an application made under
section .................................of Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 for: (Spe...
Generally, the applicant should
write to as many landowners as possible,
inviting them to attend a meeting to
consider the proposal, at least 21 days
before the meeting.
if the landowners are not able to attend the
meeting, they are invited to write to the
registrar of the Māori Land court about their
views on the proposal.
Generally, the applicant should
write to as many landowners as possible,
inviting them to attend a meeting to
consider the proposal, at least 21 days
before the meeting.
if the landowners are not able to attend the
meeting, they are invited to write to the
registrar of the Māori Land court about their
views on the proposal.
You must apply
within 28 days of the date written on the order.
Appeals
If you or another person involved in the case thinks the judge’s
decision is wrong based on the evidence, you can appeal.
The
changes are effective from Waitangi Day, 6 February 2021.
The changes are some practical and technical changes to the legislation, so that it works
better for landowners and supports the Māori Land Court to operate efficiently.
Generally, the applicant should
write to as many landowners as possible, inviting them to a
meeting to consider the proposal, at least 21 days before the
meeting.
If landowners can’t attend the meeting, they can write to the
MLC Registrar with their views on the proposal.
