The application is set down for hearing at Whangārei, on 3 September 2026 at
3:15 PM
2. Mr Tootill is to attend the hearing
The application was subsequently set down for hearing as Special Panui 1 at Whangārei
on 3 September 2026 at 3:15 PM
Due to a change in the court’s scheduling, there is now a need to adjourn and reschedule
the application from hearing at 3:15 PM at Whangārei on 3 September 2026, to an earlier
hearing time of 2:00 PM at Whangārei on 3 September...
Dr Paul notes that respondents have already booked travel from Christchurch to attend
in person. Counsel also argues that mediation is premature and that a proposal to
divert the hearing to mediation at this late stage without purpose or prior notice is unfair
and is declined by the respondents.
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