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1.1.0096
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 861, 1.1
Date of SOC: 23 Jun 99
Date received: 23 Aug 99
Claimant: Peter George & others
Representing: Hapu of Tai Tokerau
Concerning: The claim concerns land within the Tai Tokerau District Maori Council boundaries. The claimants claim that they have been prejudicially affected by various actions of the Crown that are contrary to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. These actions are to be particularly identified after detailed research has been completed.
Status: Aggregated

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1.1.0089
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 752, 1.1
Date of SOC: 28 Apr 98
Date received: 29 Apr 98
Claimant: Charles Tong & others
Representing: The Māori owners of Otuhi 1C1 Block
Concerning: Three parts of Otuhi 1C1 block located near the Kaikohe aerodrome which the claimant claims were taken by the Crown: one part for aerodrome purposes; one part for railway purposes; and one part for a shingle reserve. The claimant seeks the return of the three parts of the block and other relief as the Tribunal considers appropriate.
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0242
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 1676, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 28 Aug 08
Date received: 29 Sep 08
Claimant: John Sadler
Representing: Himself and the descendants of Kopaki Tukaiteuru, Taimarino Tukaiteuru and Ngahau Tukaiteuru
Concerning: The alienation of Section 1 Lot 1 Punakitere through acts of the Maori Trustee
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0228
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 1548
Date of SOC: 31 Aug 08
Date received: 31 Aug 08
Claimant: Pane Epere
Representing: The Epere and Tipene whanau
Concerning: The taking of land from the Punakitere block, which the claimants allege was excessive and unnecessary
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0241
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 1674
Date of SOC: 01 Sep 08
Date received: 01 Sep 08
Claimant: Renata Tane, Eruera Taurua, Hirihiri Parata, Moko
Representing: Ngati Kawa and Ngati Rahiri
Concerning: Crown acquisition, transfer and management of hapu taonga
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0220
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 1540
Date of SOC: 06 Aug 08
Date received: 12 Aug 08
Claimant: Naomi Epiha
Representing: Nga Puhi
Concerning: Land in Te Paparahi o Te Raki, Tamaki Makaurau, Taranaki and Waikato
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0097
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 862, 1.1
Date of SOC: 02 Aug 99
Date received: 27 Aug 99
Claimant: Kiharoa Parker and others
Representing: Descendants of Hare Matenga, Turou and Pito (on behalf of)
Concerning: The claim concerns lands and resources within an area of claim that extends from the Ngawha Springs settlement, to Puketi Forest, to Upokorau, to Te Whau, to Pokaka Mountain, to West Pouerua and back to Ngawha Springs. The claimants claim that they and other descendants of Hare Matenga, Turou and Pito have been prejudicially affected by actions of the Crown which have resulted in the alienation of lands and resources in the area under claim. The claimants further claim that such matters are contrary to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0084
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 712, 1.1
Date of SOC: 23 Jul 97
Date received: 31 Jul 97
Claimant: Kahi Takimoana Harawira
Representing:
Concerning: The claim, lodged on behalf of Nga Puhi nui tonu, raises a number of issues relating to property rights and, in particular, rights to own, protect, control and transfer property. The claimant asks the Tribunal to make "binding recommendations", presumably under the jurisdiction conferred on it by sections 8A to 8HJ of the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0230
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 1550, 1.1.1
Date of SOC: 26 Aug 08
Date received: 29 Aug 08
Claimant: Lee Cooper and Shayne Wihongi
Representing: Themselves, the Awarua A25 Ahu Whenua Trust and the descendants of Ngati Mahia
Concerning: The policy and practice of the Crown in relation to the acquisition and current holding of shares in the Awarua A25 Ahu Whenua Trust. In particular, the forced acquisition of inequity and other shares and the continued holding of these shares by the Mäori Trustee
Status: Consolidated

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1.1.0098
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no: 869, 1.1
Date of SOC: 10 Feb 00
Date received: 15 Feb 00
Claimant: John Rameka Alexander and others
Representing: Nga hapu o Kerikeri-Waitangi
Concerning: The claim concerns the area of land bounded by Takou Bay to the north, Puketona Junction to the South, and inland to State Highway 10, the area also includes the Waitangi River. Firstly, the claimants claim that they have been prejudicially affected by the failure of Crown land agents to conduct land transactions in a fair and equal manner, consistent with Lord Normanby’s instructions. The claimants claim that as a consequence of the unfair land transactions, Maori were rendered virtually landless, and further, that where they retained land, they were denied their right to exercise tino rangatiratanga over their lands, forests, and, resources. The claimants also claim that they have been prejudicially affected by the actions of Crown agents, specifically Maori Land Boards, and, the Native Land Court, in continuing the facilitation of the alienation of Maori land, and in particular, the failure to provide adequate reserves. The claimants claim that where reserves were set aside, the Crown failed to administer the reserves in a manner that protected them from alienation and encroachment. The claimants claim that all these matters are contrary to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Status: Consolidated

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