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[0] => The files in this series contain legal papers and correspondence relating to applications under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 [PPPR Act] for the Auckland District Court to make specific personal orders or property orders for a person who was unable to make decisions for themselves, and had not previously given someone an enduring power of attorney.
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Archives New Zealand holds only 1 of these files. The file was transferred with the Auckland Family Proceedings files Series 10138
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Under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 [PPPR Act] the Auckland District Court could make specific personal orders or property orders for a person who was unable to make decisions for themselves, and had not previously given someone an enduring power of attorney. The orders made by the Court could relate, for example, to appointing a welfare guardian or property manager, or to deciding where the person would live or who would look after them.
Under the PPPR Act, a person who was not incapacitated could give an "enduring power of attorney" to one or more other people to act on his or her behalf if he or she lost the capacity to make or communicate decisions about their affairs.
The series ended in 2003 when district and family court files began to be registered under the nationwide Case Management System (CMS).
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The Manager, Auckland District Court.
Permission to access restricted records should be sought from the Auckland District Court. Please check the Ministry of Justice’s website for the most up to date contact details at:
http://www.justice.govt.nz/services/finding-your-local-court/finding-your-local-court
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The records are restricted for 100 years from closure of record.
Access to restricted records is subject to the written authorisation of the Court Manager.
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Archives New Zealand holds only 1 of these files. The file was transferred with the Auckland Family Proceedings files Series 10138
The Manager, Auckland District Court.
Permission to access restricted records should be sought from the Auckland District Court. Please check the Ministry of Justice’s website for the most up to date contact details at:
http://www.justice.govt.nz/services/finding-your-local-court/finding-your-local-court
The records are restricted for 100 years from closure of record.
Access to restricted records is subject to the written authorisation of the Court Manager.
Under the Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act 1988 [PPPR Act] the Auckland District Court could make specific personal orders or property orders for a person who was unable to make decisions for themselves, and had not previously given someone an enduring power of attorney. The orders made by the Court could relate, for example, to appointing a welfare guardian or property manager, or to deciding where the person would live or who would look after them.
Under the PPPR Act, a person who was not incapacitated could give an "enduring power of attorney" to one or more other people to act on his or her behalf if he or she lost the capacity to make or communicate decisions about their affairs.
The series ended in 2003 when district and family court files began to be registered under the nationwide Case Management System (CMS).
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