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Courts again rule on Hobson's 1840 proclamation
Māori did not cede sovereignty to the Crown, claims Allistair Patrick Brooker.
Māori did not cede sovereignty to the Crown, claims Allistair Patrick Brooker.
Murderer Phillip John Smith's application for leave to appeal was declined.
Two businessmen say legal discovery is not always fair. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Solicitor-General says voting rights are not an issue that should be decided by courts.
Jacinda Ardern says the move will not compromise Parliament's sovereignty.
A Taranaki man was charged with murdering his baby girl before admitting manslaughter.
Maythem Radhi was allegedly involved in a disastrous people-smuggling operation in 2001.
Kawerau shooter's appeal on basis of Maori sovereignty dismissed.
DB Breweries has lost its battle with Customs over expired ginger beer and cider.
Mark Chisnall will be kept in jail despite his sentence technically being finished.
The man who killed Blessie Gotingco has exhausted all avenues of appeal.
Supreme Court agrees with original ruling and says golf club has to pay $25,000 costs.
Affco, Meat Workers Union in Supreme Court over bargaining breakdown.
The battle between Feltex and former shareholders will be heard in the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court is now considering Feltex shareholders' request for leave to appeal.
Feltex case, which has raged for over ten years, gets another day in court.
Out of bankruptcy and armed with a Queen's Counsel, Ivan Erceg went to court.
An attempt to reclaim $70 million worth of waterfront land on Auckland's Te Atatu Peninsula has again been knocked back by the Supreme Court.
New Zealand businessman William Yan has been refused the chance to go to the Supreme Court.
Not even a Supreme Court Judge and his wife could prevent legal wrangling over his will.
The son of late Sir Robert Chambers will renew his push to get an early payout of $2.5 million from his father's second wife.
Carter Holt Harvey has launched a final effort to toss out a claims it's liable for 890 leaky school buildings.
A last ditch attempt to get back up to $70 million worth of waterfront land on Auckland's Te Atatu Peninsula has been knocked back by the Supreme Court.
Wrangle over waterfront land on Auckland peninsula may be heading to the Supreme Court.
Businessman Michael Thompson argues he should be able to keep more than half of an $8 million payment the Supreme Court says is relationship property.
New Zealand's top court has dismissed appeals from a convicted drug baron who argued authorities breached the Bills of Rights Act in illegally listening to phone calls to his lawyer.
An insurer has gone to the Supreme Court to argue against a decision which could mean higher payouts for Canterbury homeowners who are yet to settle quake claims.
Christine Thompson, who today won a share of $8 million received by her ex-husband, wanted to "set the law straight for other women", says her lawyer.
The Government is not 'shopping around' for a report that will allow it to dodge paying David Bain compensation, Prime Minister John Key says.