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What is this form for?
Use this form to object to an application made to the District Court for the issue of any process
to enforce an order -
• requiring you to pay money as an alternative to compliance with a work order; and
• that you believe that you have already complied with.
Completing and
submitting this form
1. Fill in all sections below.
2. Print in CAPITAL LETTERS.
3. A notice of objection may only be given on the ground that you believe that the order of the
Disputes Tribunal requiring you to pay money has been complied with.
4. This form must be submitted within 15 working days after you are given notice of the application to
the District Court for the issue of any process to enforce the order requiring you to pay money.
5. Check, before submitting this form, that it is complete and that you have signed and dated it.
6. Submit this form by post or in person to the District Court where the Disputes Tribunal claim
was heard.
Part 1: Party (individual or organisation) objecting to the enforcement of order
Individual’s family name(s):
Individual’s first name(s):
Organisation’s name (if a corporation or unincorporated body of persons, for example, an individual’s employer):
Attention (organisation’s contact):
Physical address (A physical address is required)
Street or road (number and name):
Rural delivery number:
Suburb:
City, town or district:
Postcode:
Street or road (number and name):
Rural delivery number:
Suburb:
City, town or district:
Postcode:
Postal address (if different from physical address)
Form 6: Notice of Objection to the Enforcement of
an Order
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Form 1: Claims Form
What is this form for? Use this form to make a claim to the Tribunal.
1. Fill in all sections below.
2. Print in CA P ITAL LE TT ERS .
3. C heck before submitting this form, that you have answered all questions, it is signed and dated,
and the filing fee is included.
Note: This form will be returned to you if it is incomplete, unsigned, undated, the filing fee has not
been included and 3 copies of the form is not supplied.
4. S ubmit 3 copies of this form by post or in person to the District C ourt closest to your physical address
Note: If you live in Auckland, there are five District C ourts: North S hore, Waitakere, Auckland C ity,
Manukau and Papakura. Full address details for all District C ourts can be found at
www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals.
What happens after you have submitted this form
The Tribunal will send a copy of this form, as supplied by the applicant, to all other parties (to all the respondent(s)) to the claim.
Part 1: Applicant (you, the individual or organisation making the claim) If claiming as a trustee of a trust, state that
and name all other trustees (if any) of the trust.
Individual’s family name(s):
Individual’s first name(s):
Organisation’s name (if a corporation or unincorporated body of persons, for example, an individual’s employer):
Attention (organisation’s contact):
Physical address (A physical address is required)
S treet or road (number and name):
R ural delivery number:
S uburb:
C ity, town or district:
Postcode:
Postal address (if dierent from physical address)
S treet or road (number and name):
R ural delivery number:
S uburb:
C ity, town, or district:
Postcode:
CI V:
(Office use only)
Completing and
submitting this form
OFFICE USE ONLY
CIV
