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Resource Management Act 1991

Environment Court - Appeals from Environment Court decisions

306: Extension of time

You could also call this:

“The court can give you more time to do things for your appeal if you ask nicely.”

If you are involved in an appeal related to an Environment Court decision, you can ask the High Court for more time. The High Court can extend the time limits mentioned in sections 299 to 301, 303, and 305. These sections talk about different parts of the appeal process. You need to be a party to the appeal to ask for this extra time.

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305: Additional appeals on questions of law, or

“ Other people in a court case can say the judge made more mistakes about the law ”

307: Date of hearing, or

“When all the necessary steps are done, the court will set a date to hear your appeal as soon as possible.”

Part 11 Environment Court
Appeals from Environment Court decisions

306Extension of time

On the application of a party to an appeal, the High Court may extend any period of time stated in sections 299 to 301, 303, and 305.