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  1. Appeal an Inland Revenue decision

    ...review, you can ask the Family Court for a Departure Order. You can apply for a Departure Order at any time after an administrative review. If someone else asked for a review and Inland Revenue changed the child support you receive, you can appeal the decision in the Family Court. You need to appeal within two months of the decision. On this page: Departure Orders and how to apply Appeal Inland Revenue's decision in Family Court and how to apply Departure Orders A Departur...

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  2. Charities Appeals Decision Finder

    Recent Decisions  If you are looking for a specific decision with a forward slash in the title (eg, 123/2014), you will need to replace the forward slash with a space (eg, 123 2014), as the website cannot pick up on forward slashes (/) or any other characters. If you are doing a keyword search (eg, sanction), please note that this search will only produce decisions where the keyword appears in the title or decision description. If you want to search the entire decision document for certain

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  4. 2.2 Court of Appeal

    The Court of Appeal is New Zealand’s intermediate appellate court. Located in Wellington (the Court also regularly conducts hearings in Auckland and Christchurch), the Court of Appeal hears: civil and criminal appeals from proceedings heard in the High Court criminal appeals from jury trial proceedings in District Courts (see 2.4) appeals on questions of law from the Employment Court. The Court of Appeal has a critical role in developing legal principle, error correction and maintaining cons...

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  5. Contact the Social Security Appeal Authority

    Phone: 04 462 6660 Fax: 04 462 6686 Email: SSAA@justice.govt.nz Postal address:Social Security Appeal AuthorityTribunals UnitSX11159Wellington If you need to drop off documents to the Authority in person, please come to: Wellington Tribunals Units, Level 1, 86-90 Customhouse Quay, Wellington Central, Wellington 6011 Note: please do not post any information to this street address as it will not be delivered by New Zealand Post. 

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  6. High Court

    ...High Court can hear, either in terms of the kind of criminal offences it can hear or the amount of money being claimed in a civil case. The High Court is the highest court in New Zealand that is able to hear cases at ‘first instance’, before any appeals. The High Court also hears appeals from a number of other courts and tribunals, such as the District Court and Family Court. Find out more about the history, role and structure of the High Court on the Courts of New Zealand website Contact t...

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  8. What happens after a civil judgment is made

    Appeal a judgment, decision or ruling If you don’t agree with a judgment, decision or ruling about your case, you can make an appeal to a senior court: If you’ve had an unsuccessful case in the Disputes Tribunal, you may be able to appeal to the District Court If you’ve had an unsuccessful case in the District Court, you can appeal to the High Court If you’ve had an unsuccessful case in the High Court, you can appeal to the Court of Appeal If you’ve had an unsuccessful case in the Cou...

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  9. Accident Compensation Appeals District Court Registry

    The Accident Compensation Appeals District Court Registry hears appeals about decisions made under the Accident Compensation Act 2001. Appeals are heard by a District Court judge. Find out how to apply to the Registry Relevant legislation Accident Compensation Act 2001 District Court Rules 2014

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