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IN THE ENVIRONMENT COURT AT CHRISTCHURCH I TE KTI TAIAO O AOTEAROA KI TAUTAHI Decision No. [2023] NZEnvC 266 IN THE MATTERof the Resource Management Act 1991ANDappeals under s120 of the ActBETWEENGRAEME

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1. To fill out appeals under s120 of, follow these steps:
2. Gather all relevant information and documentation related to your case.
3. Identify the specific grounds for your appeal under s120 of.
4. Consult with a legal professional to understand the requirements and process for filing the appeal.
5. Prepare a written appeal that clearly states the reasons for your request and provides supporting evidence.
6. Submit the appeal along with any required fees or documents to the appropriate authority.
7. Follow up with the authority to ensure that your appeal has been received and is being reviewed.
8. If necessary, attend any scheduled hearings or provide additional information as requested.
9. Keep a record of all communication and documentation related to your appeal for future reference.

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1. Appeals under s120 of are typically needed by individuals or organizations who are dissatisfied with a decision or action taken by an authority and wish to challenge it.
2. This could include individuals who have been denied a certain right or benefit, organizations whose applications have been rejected, or anyone who believes that their rights have been violated under s120 of.
3. The specific requirements for filing appeals under s120 of may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the decision being appealed.
4. It is advisable to consult with a legal professional to determine if you qualify for an appeal and to understand the specific process and requirements in your jurisdiction.

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Appeals under s120 of refer to legal actions taken to challenge a decision made under section 120 of a specific law or regulation.

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Any party who is affected by a decision made under section 120 of a specific law or regulation may be required to file appeals.

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To fill out appeals under s120 of, you typically need to complete the appropriate legal forms prescribed by the relevant jurisdiction and provide necessary supporting documents.

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The purpose of appeals under s120 of is to provide an avenue for affected parties to contest decisions made under section 120 of a specific law or regulation, with the goal of seeking a reversal, modification, or clarification of the decision.

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The specific information required to be reported on appeals under s120 of can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the decision being appealed. Generally, it may include details such as the parties involved, the decision being appealed, grounds for the appeal, and any supporting evidence or legal arguments.