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1.1.0372

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2206, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 26 Aug 08
Date received: 26 Aug 08
Claimant: Charlene Walker-Grace
Representing: Herself and Te Hokingmai e te iwi o te motu o Mahurangi
Concerning: Allegations that Nga Wahapu o Mahurangi – Ngati Whatua/Ngapuhi have been prejudicially affected by various Crown acts in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi
Status: Aggregated

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1.1.0375

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2242, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 26 Aug 08
Date received: 01 Sep 08
Claimant: Tracey Dalton
Representing: herself and Mäori of the whanau, hapu and iwi of Te Tai Tokerau
Concerning: The Crown's delegation of some of its powers to local authorities without ensuring that those local authorities exercise their powers consistently with the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. The claimant also alleges that the Resource Management Act 1991 provides insufficient protection for wahi tapu sites; that the Historic Places Act 1993 fails to provide whanau, hapu and iwi with any power to manage their wahi tapu; that the Crown has allowed
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0377

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2244
Date of SOC: 20 Aug 08
Date received: 26 Aug 08
Claimant: Merehora Taurua and Peter Pokai Taurua
Representing: Themselves and Ngāti Rahiri, Ngāti Kawa, Ngāti Manu, Ngāti Rangi, Ngāti Rehia, Ngāti Kuri, Ueoneone, and Parawhau hapū, and Ngā Puhi iwi.
Concerning: Native Land Court processes, which were designed by the Crown that caused the alienation of the claimant's tupuna whenua, in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0367

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2179, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 26 Aug 08
Date received: 26 Aug 08
Claimant: Rihari Richard Dargaville
Representing: Himself, Ngarui Lucy Dargville,Harry Te Awa, Jan Dunn and Nga Uri o Tama and Tauke Te Awa
Concerning: Land consolidation and partition which caused the claimants to lose their ancestral land in the Te Touwai B21A, B23A and B30J Blocks
Status: Aggregated

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1.1.0366

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2171, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 28 Aug 08
Date received: 29 Aug 08
Claimant: Hori Chapman
Representing: Himself
Concerning: Crown acts which have eroded rangatiratanga, alienated Maori lands and natural resources from their Maori owners, diminished te reo and tikanga and broken down whanau structures and kinship groups
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0376

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2243, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 28 Aug 08
Date received: 30 Aug 08
Claimant: Tamihana Paki
Representing: Himself
Concerning: The Crown's confiscation of Little Barrier Island under the Little Barrier Island Acquisition Act, which the claimant alleges alienated his tupuna whenua from him
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0378

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2253
Date of SOC: 27 Aug 08
Claimant: Alison Thom
Representing: all descendants of Ngapuhi
Concerning: The claimant alleges that the Crown’s alienation of Ngapuhi land and failure to provide for their educational, health and welfare needs, prejudicially affected Ngapuhi by resulting in disease, poverty and social disadvantage. The claimant alleges that these Crown actions breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0370

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2191, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 07 Jul 09
Date received: 08 Jul 09
Claimant: Edryss Matenga Armstrong
Representing: Herself and the descendants of Ngä Puhi
Concerning: The Crown' current Treaty of Waitangi Settlement negotiations in Tamaki Makaurau, about which the claimant alleges Ngā Puhi have not been consulted by the Crown Facilitator appointed to progress the settlement negotiations despite the fact that they have ancestral lands in the region.
Status: Aggregated

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1.1.0346

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2062, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 26 Aug 08
Date received: 28 Aug 08
Claimant: Bryan Pou
Representing: Wharetapu o Ngapuhi
Concerning: The Crowns policies, practices, actions and omissions that resulted in the alienation of Te Reo Māori and tikanga through the education system for Native Schools, which deterred the claimants from conversing in Te Reo and/or practising tikanga Māori
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0383

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 2309, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 05 Aug 08
Date received: 12 Aug 08
Claimant: Rhoda Hohepa-Cartman-Mahanga
Representing: herself and the descendants of Mere Pohoi and her ancestors Te Hotete and Auha of Nga Puhi and the hapu Ngati Tautahi, Ngai Tawake and Te Uri o Hua
Concerning: The claimant makes a number of allegations about legislation and Crown acts and omissions which have prejudicially affected the claimant group including: the imposition of laws and Crown policies that affected the rights of wahine regarding decision-making, occupations, activities, property and inheritance; the eviction of members of the claimant group from land in Kaikohe and Utakura, Waimate Taiamai and Whangaroa under Public Works legislation, the diminution of tupuna Te Hotete’s interests in property, failure to impose an effective fiscal and tax regime; failure to keep accurate records regarding heritage, property rights, interests and succession; permitting the seizure of land; provision of insufficient resources; failure to protect the environment, return land acquired for a specific purpose when no longer required for that purpose, implement an appropriate education and health system and failure to allocate sufficient reserves.
Status: Aggregated

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