Justice Michele Wilkinson-Smith

Justice Michele Wilkinson-Smith

judge New Zealand

Justice Michele Wilkinson-Smith is a High Court judge in New Zealand recognized for her judicious handling of tenancy law cases. She recently struck out an appeal from a tenant regarding eviction, concluding that the proceedings were an attempt to reargue previously rejected matters, and highlighted the emotional distress experienced by the tenant while also underscoring the responsibilities of Kāinga Ora.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Justice Wilkinson-Smith told Mau’u he was required to answer the questions. 5

Williams Durham Mau U Kelly Makiha
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Taupō motel murder trial: Rehab client accused of covering for Mongrel Mob president

New Zealand New Zealand: Justice Michele Wilkinson-Smith acknowledged the distress caused to the woman by having to leave the address where her mother previously lived. 6

Angela Pearce Justice David Johnstone Tara Shaskey
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: High Court rules Kāinga Ora tenant needs to accept eviction after battle to stay in Ōtāhuhu property