When you are involved in an appeal from an Environment Court decision, you need to notify the Registrar of the High Court. You do this when you have served the notice of appeal on all parties to the proceedings. You also need to tell the Registrar that either no application has been lodged under section 303, or that any application lodged under section 303 has been complied with. The Registrar will then arrange a hearing date as soon as possible. This means the appeal is ready to be heard.

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306: Extension of time, or

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

308: Appeals to the Court of Appeal, or

"Appealing a High Court decision to a higher court"

Part 11Environment Court
Appeals from Environment Court decisions

307Date of hearing

When a party to an appeal notifies the Registrar of the High Court—
that the notice of appeal has been served on all parties to the proceedings; and
either—
1. that no application has been lodged under section 303; or
2. that any application lodged under section 303 has been complied with—

Notes

Section 307: amended, on 10 August 2005, by section 114 of the Resource Management Amendment Act 2005 (2005 No 87).