Barfoot v O'Meara

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[2019] NZHC 2642

16 October 2019

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND REGISTRY

I TE KŌTI MATUA O AOTEAROA TĀMAKI MAKAURAU ROHE

CIV-2018-404-686

[2019] NZHC 2642

UNDER the Judicial Review Procedure Act 2016

IN THE MATTER

of Tamaki Estuary Protection Society In.

BETWEEN

CHRISTOPHER BARFOOT, BETHANY MEGAN EVANS, JAMES REGINALD SINCLAIR, JULIE CHAMBERS, CHARLES WORTH, OLIVER HOFFMAN, DORTHE SIGGAARD, SIU MAN, LORA YOUNG, BARBARA SHAW

Plaintiffs/Applicants

AND

PATRICK GORDON O’MEARA

First Respondent

AND

DENNY NGAHAUEWHA THOMPSON

Second Respondent

AND

TAMAKI ESTUARY PROTECTION SOCIETY

Third Respondent

On the papers

Appearances:

R Pidgeon for Applicants

No appearance for Respondents
KM Muller, as counsel assisting the Court

Judgment:

16 October 2019


COSTS JUDGMENT OF WALKER J


This judgment was delivered by me on 16 October 2019 at 3.00 pm Pursuant to Rule 11.5 High Court Rules

Registrar/Deputy Registrar

Barfoot & Ors v O'Meara & Ors [2019] NZHC 2642 [16 October 2019]

[1]        On 5 September 2019, I delivered a judgment in this proceeding, finding the respondents, Mr Thompson and Mr O'Meara, to be in contempt of Court for deliberately failing to comply with an Order made by Edwards J on 29 May 2019.1

[2]        In giving judgment I made an order for costs against the first and second respondents and invited the applicants to file a memorandum quantifying the costs sought. In accordance with the directions as to costs made in my judgment, the applicants have filed their costs memorandum; they seek costs on a Category 2B basis.

[3]        Accordingly, I direct that the first and second respondents pay the applicants' costs and disbursements sought, in the sum of $8,038.13.

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Walker J


1      Barfoot & Ors v O'Meara [2019] NZHC 2217.

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