Deliu v Attorney-General

[2024] NZSC 159

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND

I TE KŌTI MANA NUI O AOTEAROA

 SC 34/2024
 [2024] NZSC 159

BETWEEN	FRANCISC CATALIN DELIU Applicant
AND	ATTORNEY-GENERAL First Respondent
AND	NEW ZEALAND POLICE Second Respondent

Court:	Ellen France, Kós and Miller JJ
Counsel:	Applicant in person T G H Smith for Respondents
Judgment:	22 November 2024

JUDGMENT OF THE COURT

AThe application for recall of this Court’s judgment of 1 November ‍2024 (Deliu v Attorney-General [2024] NZSC 147) is dismissed.

BThere is no order as to costs.

CThe Registrar is directed not to accept for filing any further recall applications relating to this matter.

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REASONS

1. Mr Deliu has moved for recall of this Court’s decision of 1 November 2024 declining leave to appeal, on the ground that the Court did not give reasons.[1]

   [1]Deliu v Attorney-General [2024] NZSC 147.

2. The Court is permitted to give brief reasons for declining leave.[2]  We did so at [11] of the judgment.  We consider the reasons given were adequate.

   [2]Senior Courts Act 2016, s 77.

3. The application for recall is dismissed.  There is no order as to costs.

4. The Registrar is directed not to accept for filing any further recall applications relating to this matter.

Solicitors:
Te Tari Ture o te Karauna | Crown Law Office, Wellington for Respondents