CBC Letters Relating To Costs Award Against Them
Campaign for a Better City Incorporated
PO Box
11-964
Wellington
Email: info@cbc.org.nz
18 May
2004
Ruth Keating
Chapman Tripp
PO Box
993
Wellington
Campaign for a Better City
Incorporated v Historic Places Trust – CIV-2003-485-183,
CIV-2003-485-2048
1 Campaign for a Better City
Incorporated (CBC) has carefully evaluated its position
following the award of costs against it by the High Court.
Over the past three months CBC has undertaken a range of
fundraising activities and also made clear the financial
position of the society in communications with members and
the general public.
2 The Committee of CBC has determined that at present CBC has no realistic prospect of raising funds to meet the debts owed by the society.
3 The Committee has resolved to invoke the winding up provisions of the society’s constitution. Under those provisions the wind up process will take three months.
4 CBC is constitutionally obliged to continue operating during the wind up period. CBC will not be undertaking any activities that incur unnecessary costs.
5 Any and all funds at winding up will be applied to the repayment of debt in the order prescribed in the Companies Act 1993. Following determination of the society’s final financial position at winding up, CBC will advise whether there will be any distribution to Transit New Zealand in respect of the costs order.
Yours faithfully
Natasha Naus
CBC
Secretary
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Campaign for a Better City
Incorporated
PO Box 11-964
Wellington
Email:
info@cbc.org.nz
18 May 2004
Andrew
Hazelton
Hazelton Law
PO Box
5639
Wellington
Campaign for a Better City
Incorporated v Historic Places Trust – CIV-2003-485-183,
CIV-2003-485-2048
1 Campaign for a Better City
Incorporated (CBC) has carefully evaluated its position
following the award of costs against it by the High Court.
Over the past three months CBC has undertaken a range of
fundraising activities and also made clear the financial
position of the society in communications with members and
the general public.
2 The Committee of CBC has determined that at present CBC has no realistic prospect of raising funds to meet the debts owed by the society.
3 The Committee has resolved to invoke the winding up provisions of the society’s constitution. Under those provisions the wind up process will take three months.
4 CBC is constitutionally obliged to continue operating during the wind up period. CBC will not be undertaking any activities that incur unnecessary costs.
5 Any and all funds at winding up will be applied to the repayment of debt in the order prescribed in the Companies Act 1993. Following determination of the society’s final financial position at winding up, CBC will advise whether there will be any distribution to the Historic Places Trust in respect of the costs order.
Yours faithfully
Natasha
Naus
CBC
Secretary