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Articles by Nathalie Harrington since 2011

 Nathalie has a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy and Chinese and is currently completing her LLB at Victoria University. Nathalie is actively involved in the Wellington voluntary sector. She has been a member of Volunteer Wellington's Board of Trustees since 2012 and has been Student Director of the Wellington Community Justice Project since October 2013. After graduating, Nathalie plans to work at Russell McVeagh in the Environment, Planning and Natural Resources team.

  • Trusts – interim trustees’ tenure extended – Hall v Opepe Farm Trust, 10 Dec 2010
  • Injunction – applicant had right of access but nothing more – Yates v Te Kohanga Lots 1 and 3-27 Trust, 18 Nov 2010
  • Māori reservation – termination of trusteeship – Pita v Ngatiwai Ki Whangaruru Whenua Topu Trust Board, 22 Sep 2010
  • Chief Judge’s powers – standard of proof, delay, indefeasibility and implied trusts – Tau v Ngā Whānau o Morven and Glenavy, 20 Jun 2010
  • Chief Judge’s powers – insufficient evidence to overturn vesting orders – Ratahi v Oke, 15 Dec 2009
  • Status of land – rehearing – no notice of hearing – Ruru, 15 Nov 2009
  • Chief Judge’s powers – no amendment where evidence is not clear and substantial – Ashwell, 29 Jun 2009
  • Gifts of shares in Māori land – right to land validated by whakapapa – Sade v Mahanga, 12 Nov 2008
  • Alienation and status of land – change to General land will rationalise commercial operations – The Proprietors of Potikirua Incorporation, 19 Jun 2008
  • Alienation – sale to Council for public works only appropriate where sale is the only option – Searancke, 08 May 2008
  • Alienation – right of first refusal must not be unjustifiably restricted – Taueki, 17 Mar 2008
  • Status of land – successful appeal against condition on sale and refusal to grant change of status – Property Ventures Ltd, 20 Aug 2007
  • Status of land – extent of change must be proportionate to the objective – Craig v Kira, 02 Nov 2006
  • Status of land and alienation – change to General land will not lead to more effective management and utilisation – MacDonald, 24 Feb 2006
  • Chief Judge’s powers – powers to appoint counsel and grant Special Aid vested in Court, not in Chief Judge – Matauri X Incorporation, 01 Dec 2005
  • Alienation and status of land – sufficient notice of desire to exercise right of first refusal – Collins, 28 Oct 2005
  • Status of land – no change to General land for the purpose of securing finance – Davies, 11 Apr 2005
  • Status of land – no change to General land, obstacles do not arise from Māori freehold status – Whitfield and Sons Ltd, 10 Dec 2004
  • Status of land – failure to take into account relevant considerations – Regeling, 29 Jun 2004
  • Alienation – Court has no jurisdiction to impose extra requirements – Ferris, 01 Apr 2004
  • Alienation – confirmation of lease refused where consideration inadequate and application filed out of time – Carroll, 11 Nov 2003
  • Alienation – assignment of lease prior to 2002 merely requires application for noting – Dyer, 16 Jun 2003
  • Status of land – change to General land not more effective – Phillips, 18 Feb 2003
  • Alienation and jurisdiction – alienation includes virtually every form of disposition of land – Trustees of the Will of Pukepuke Tangiora v Hastings District Council, 18 Dec 2002
  • Alienation – lease for purpose of development confirmed – Ngatai, 06 Dec 2002
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