These are:
• Form 36 – application to constitute a whānau trust (non-succession)
• Form 23 – application to form whānau trust (to be used with an application for succession)
Option One – Form 36 Application to constitute a whānau trust (non-
succession)
Use this form if:
• the shareholders are alive
• they want their own interests vested into a whānau trust for the benefit of the descendants of
a named person or group, such as descendants of a particular tupun...
(c) The Occupier shall leave the Site clean and tidy, and clear of rubbish and
possessions at the End Date.
13. Succession to the Occupation Order
(a) The parties acknowledge that this occupation order is capable of being
succeeded to in accordance with the wishes of the Occupier, save that any such
succession must be consistent with the Act.
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If the mediation is successful
If the mediation is unsuccessful If the mediation is successful
Our dispute resolution process is considered 'successful' when both parties agree on an outcome at mediation.
Usually successions were fairly
routine, but matters could get complicated
in the case of adoptions, which often created
intricate legal and factual problems.
The MLC may also review an
occupation order at the request of any shareholder in the
land or the person in whom the order is vested.
SUCCESSIONSuccession to occupation orders can occur.
Whenua Māori governance
Describe your understanding of matters relating to trusts, incorporations, succession, marae
structures and governance, and Māori reservations issues.
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Thomas Richard
Mounsey
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Fred Shon Pene also
known as Shon Pene and
Fred Shone Penen -
Succession
Fred Shon Pene also
known as Shon Pene and
Fred Shone Penen -
Succession
Thomas Richard
Mounsey
