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PUBLIC DISCLOSURE: Systemic Registry Error in [2025] NZCA 281 and the $539 "Correction Fee"

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PUBLIC NOTICE NZ COURT OF APPEAL Rule 5A(3) Review & Rule 8A Recall - Erroneous Public Record in [2025] NZCA 281 – CA685/2024 https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolawatkinsnz/ Today this day being 31 March 2026 I am issuing this formal public interest disclosure regarding a significant clerical and systemic failure within the Court of Appeal. The Court has published judgment [2025] NZCA 281 , which incorrectly lists my family businesses (Red Stag Gates and Fences / Auckland Steel Fabrications) as the Respondents .   Despite this being a Registry error, I am being asked to pay $539 to fix the public record. The Absurdity of this decision by the Registrar is a MATTER OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE. After multiple court appeals, 7 years of litigation and 9 years of defamation against me, my family name, my business names by HIGHMARK HOMES LIMITED (630016) and multiple reports to the NZ Police I am making this public statement. Since 2012 I have been bullied and picked on by the NZ Cou...

The Vulture Loop Counsel: Highmark Homes, Samson Corporation, Du Val Collapse

Buyer Beware: Your Barrister Sole Could Be a Fraudster  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolawatkinsnz/ Upon reading a Reddit String and learning of the sad circumstances surrounding the passing of Karl Lindeman in relation to the Du Val Collapse, this blog has been prepared as a warning for Litigants in the Du Val Pool: Background Check Your Counsel Do not provide retainer funds or instructions to any Counsel unless you have verified they have ' clean hands ' and no undisclosed financial ties to the entities they are challenging As a Self Represented Litigant in Watkins vs Highmark, given the recent discovery that David Hayes and Brett Martelli are more related than they told the Judge, this matrix is designed to show a pattern many litigants who are in a heightened stress response may not think to look for. The NZ Justice System is a business, never forget that. The NZ Judiciary chose not to look at what was placed in plain sight in the case of Watkins vs Highmark Homes and ...