Emerald UnRuh – Māori Law Review

Articles by Emerald UnRuh since 2011

Emerald UnRuh is the 2016 visiting indigenous scholar at the Māori Law Review. She is an undergraduate student at the University of Ottawa where she is studying International Development and Globalization on the Loran Scholarship. On graduating she plans to study law in her home province of British Columbia. As a proud Métis woman, Emerald is passionate about helping indigenous peoples, domestically and abroad.

Costs – in advance of grant of special aid – declined – Te Wani, 01 Nov 2016
Ownership – no jurisdiction as dwellings are chattels – Connor, 01 Nov 2016
Injunction – permanent injunction – granted by a narrow margin – long-term occupant – Walker, 26 Sep 2016
Trusts – conditional removal of trustee – cancelled on objections made – MacDonald, 20 Sep 2016
Procedure – standing – Taueki, 14 Aug 2016
Trusts – partial termination of whānau trust declined – Kokiri, 02 Aug 2016
Chief Judge’s powers – succession – whāngai – Napia, 02 Jul 2016
Māori Incorporations – jurisdiction to review decisions – Firmin, 01 Jun 2016
Canada – fully endorses United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 01 Jun 2016
Review of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 – Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill – seminars – Auckland – 24 June 2016, 01 Jun 2016
Review of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 – Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill – seminars – Wellington – 17 June 2016, 01 Jun 2016
Canada – Daniels v Canada – Métis and non-status Indians are Indians under the constitution, 10 May 2016
Waitangi Tribunal procedure – urgent inquiries – mandate recognition – Ngātiwai Trust Board, 01 May 2016
Second Referendum on the New Zealand Flag – result and Māori voter turnout, 01 Apr 2016