Niue Act 1966

1: Short Title and commencement
1: This Act may be cited as the Niue Act 1966.
2: Part 30
3: Except as provided in subsection (2), this Act shall come into force on 1 January 1967 (hereinafter referred to as the commencement of this Act Section 1(2) Part 30 brought in force 1 January 1970 Niue Act Commencement Order 1969
2: Interpretation
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,— Cabinet Comptroller of Customs constable the Constitution Schedule 1 Schedule 2 Director of Health section 23 enactment external affairs High Court judgment Land Appellate Court Land Court medical officer section 21 Minister Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade New Zealand Tokelau Niue Public Service Niue Public Service Commission Commission Niuean offence order Premier Registrar regulations 1915 No 40 ss 2(1) 226(4) 1921 No 14 s 2 1943 No 4 s 5(2), (5), (6) 1946 No 30 s 41 1950 No 92 s 11 1957 No 103 ss 89(2) 95(1) 1965 No 1 s 3(1) Section 2 Act repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 aerodrome aircraft repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 alienation repealed 1 November 1969 section 102(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Section 2 Attorney-General repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Cabinet inserted 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 Commission repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 the Constitution inserted 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 Crown land repealed 1 November 1969 section 102(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Section 2 customary land repealed 1 November 1969 section 102(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Section 2 Defence repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Director of Health inserted 9 December 1971 section 18(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971 Section 2 enactment replaced 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 European repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 European land repealed 1 November 1969 section 102(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Section 2 Executive Committee repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 Island Assembly repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 Leader of Government repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 medical officer replaced 9 December 1971 section 18(2) Niue Amendment Act 1971 Section 2 Minister replaced 8 November 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1974 Section 2 Minister amended 1 July 1993 section 9(3) Foreign Affairs Amendment Act 1993 Section 2 New Zealand amended 9 December 1976 section 3(8) Tokelau Amendment Act 1976 Section 2 Niue Assembly Assembly repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Niue Public Service replaced 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 Niue Public Service Commission Commission inserted 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 Niuean custom repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Niuean freehold land repealed 1 November 1969 section 102(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Section 2 Niuean land repealed 1 November 1969 section 102(1) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Section 2 Ordinance repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Premier inserted 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 prescribed repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 public place repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Resident Commissioner repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 2 rules of court repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 Secretary repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 valuable security repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Section 2 will repealed 20 September 2007 section 4 Niue Amendment Act 2007
3: Application
Except so far as a contrary intention appears, this Act shall apply to Niue only and not to New Zealand. 1915 No 40 s 3
1: The Executive Government of Niue
Part 1 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
4: Executive government vested in the Crown
Section 4 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
5: Resident Commissioner of Niue
Section 5 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
6: Deputy of Resident Commissioner
Section 6 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
7: Seal of Niue
Section 7 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 The Executive Committee of Niue Heading repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
8: Executive Committee
Section 8 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
9: Leader of Government
Section 9 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
10: Appointment of members of Executive Committee after election of Leader of Government
Section 10 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
11: Vote of confidence in Executive Committee
Section 11 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
12: Vacation of office by appointed members of Executive Committee
Section 12 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
13: Temporary members of Executive Committee
Section 13 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
14: Assignment of responsibilities to members of Executive Committee
Section 14 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
14A: Meetings of Executive Committee
Section 14A repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
14B: Exercise of powers of Resident Commissioner
Section 14B repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
14C: Rules, other enactments, and decisions of Executive Committee or Resident Commissioner
Section 14C repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
14D: Clerk of the Executive Committee
Section 14D repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 The public revenues of Niue Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
15: Public funds and public revenue
Section 15 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
16: Loans to
Niue Government Account Section 16 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
17: Treasurer of Niue
Section 17 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
18: Revenue and expenditure
Section 18 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
19: Traders' deposit accounts
Section 19 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
20: Audit
Section 20 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Public health Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
21: Persons authorised to practise medicine or surgery
Section 21 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
22: Offences
Section 22 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
23: Director of Health
Section 23 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
23A: Medical services
Section 23A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
24: Hospitals and other institutions of public health
Section 24 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
25: Compulsory transfer of lepers
Section 25 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Prisons and police Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
26: Establishment of prisons
Section 26 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
27: Detention of persons in custody
Section 27 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
28: Labour instead of imprisonment
Section 28 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
29: Appointment of officers of police and prisons
Section 29 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Education Heading repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
30: Education to be provided for people of Niue
Section 30 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
2: The Legislative Government of Niue
Part 2 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 The Niue Island Assembly Heading repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
31: Niue Island Assembly
Section 31 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
31A: Speaker of Island Assembly
Section 31A repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
32: Prorogation and dissolution of Island Assembly
Section 32 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
33: Members to take oath of allegiance
Section 33 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
34: Procedure of Island Assembly
Section 34 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
35: Privileges of Island Assembly and of its members
Section 35 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
36: Clerk of the Island Assembly
Section 36 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Ordinances Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
37: Island Assembly may make Ordinances
Section 37 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
38: Ordinances repugnant to New Zealand Acts and regulations
Section 38 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
39: Partial validity of Ordinances
Section 39 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
40: Introduction of Bills, etc, into Island Assembly
Section 40 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
41: Assent to Bills by Resident Commissioner
Section 41 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
42: Commencement of Ordinances
Section 42 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
43: Transmission to Secretary of Ordinances assented to
Section 43 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
44: Disallowance of Ordinances
Section 44 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
45: Transmission to Minister of reserved Bills
Section 45 repealed 4 March 1972 section 10(2) Niue Amendment Act 1971
46: Assent to reserved Bills
Section 46 repealed 4 March 1972 section 10(2) Niue Amendment Act 1971
47: Language of Ordinances
Section 47 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
48: Publication of Ordinances, etc, in
Niue Island Gazette Section 48 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Regulations Heading repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
49: Governor-General in Council may make regulations
Section 49 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Village Councils Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
50: Village Councils
Section 50 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
51: Village Council bylaws
Section 51 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
52: Validity and disallowance of bylaws
Section 52 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
3: The High Court of Niue
Constitution of the High Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
53: High Court established
Section 53 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
54: Judges and Commissioners of the High Court
Section 54 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
55: Appointment and tenure of Judges and Commissioners
Section 55 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
56: Temporary Judges
or Commissioners Section 56 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
57: Salaries of Judges and Commissioners
Section 57 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
58: Powers of Judges
Section 58 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
59: Resident Commissioner may act as Judge of High Court
Section 59 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
60: Commissioners of the High Court
Section 60 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
61: Justices of the Peace
Section 61 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
62: Registrar and Deputy Registrar of the High Court
Section 62 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
63: Administrative officers
Section 63 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
64: Seal of the High Court
Section 64 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
65: Records of the High Court
Section 65 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Jurisdiction of the High Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
66: Jurisdiction of the High Court
Section 66 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
67: Injunction, certiorari, mandamus, and prohibition
Section 67 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
68: Habeas corpus
Section 68 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
69: Custody of minors
Section 69 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Procedure of the High Court
70: Rules of court
Section 70 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
71: Procedure so far as not governed by rules of court
Section 71 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
72: Forms
Section 72 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
73: Summons to witnesses
Section 73 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
74: Default of witness
Section 74 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
75: Commissioners to take evidence
1: The High Court may, in any civil or criminal proceedings where it appears necessary for the purposes of justice, make an order for the examination on oath before any officer of the court or any other person or persons, and at any place either in or out of Niue, of any witness or person and may order any deposition so taken to be filed in the court, and may empower any party to the proceedings to give the deposition in evidence therein.
2: Any person before whom any witness or person is to be examined in New Zealand pursuant to an order made under subsection (1) shall, for the purpose of examining that witness or person, have in New Zealand all the powers of a Commission of Inquiry under the Commissions of Inquiry Act 1908 1915 No 40 s 123 1963 No 123 s 3
76: Evidence by affidavit sworn out of Niue
Section 76 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
77: Witnesses may be ordered out of court
Section 77 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
78: Affidavits in Niue
Section 78 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
79: Evidence by affidavit
Section 79 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
80: Right of audience in the High Court
Section 80 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
81: Costs
Section 81 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
82: Security for costs
Section 82 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
83: Court fees
Section 83 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
84: Minutes of judgments
Section 84 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
85: Amendments
Section 85 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
86: Rehearing of civil proceedings
Section 86 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
87: Rehearing of criminal proceedings
Section 87 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Execution of judgments
88: Writs of sale and possession
Section 88 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
89: Effect of writ of possession
Section 89 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
90: Effect of writ of sale
Section 90 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
91: Issue of writs of sale or possession
Section 91 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
92: Charging orders
Section 92 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
93: Stay of execution
Section 93 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
94: Judgment summons
Section 94 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
95: Enforcement of judgments of High Court in Supreme Court of New Zealand
1: Any person in whose favour any judgment whereby any sum of money is made payable has been obtained in civil proceedings in the High Court may cause a memorial thereof, authenticated by the seal of the High Court, to be filed in any office of the Supreme Court of New Zealand.
2: Judicial notice may be taken by the Supreme Court of the seal of the High Court so affixed to any such memorial.
3: Every such memorial shall set forth the names and additions of the parties to the proceedings in which the judgment was given, the form or nature of the proceedings, the date on which the judgment was given, and the amount payable thereunder.
4: Every such memorial being so filed shall thenceforth be a record of the judgment, and execution may issue thereon with the leave of the Supreme Court, in the same manner as if the like judgment had been given by the Supreme Court, subject, however, to such terms and conditions as the Supreme Court may think fit to impose.
5: Leave to issue execution may be given by the Supreme Court on the application of the party by whom the memorial was filed, and either ex parte
6: Such leave shall not be granted, unless the Supreme Court is satisfied, by affidavit or otherwise,—
a: that the person against whom execution is to be issued was resident or present in Niue at the commencement of the proceedings in which the judgment was given; or
b: that the cause of action in the proceedings or some material part of that cause of action arose in Niue.
7: Every such affidavit shall, if made in Niue, be sworn before a Judge of the High Court or a Commissioner of the Supreme Court. 1915 No 40 s 142 Absconding debtors Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
96: Order of arrest of absconding debtor
Section 96 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
97: Security to be given
Section 97 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
98: Enforcement of security
Section 98 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
99: Arrest in actions for penalties
Section 99 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
100: Enforcement of security in actions for penalties
Section 100 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Contempt of the High Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
101: Contempt of court defined
Section 101 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
102: Penalty for contempt
Section 102 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
103: Jurisdiction in contempt
Section 103 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
104: Contempt in the face of the court
Section 104 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
105: Discharge of persons in contempt
Section 105 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
4: The Supreme Court of New Zealand
Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in Niue Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
106: Civil jurisdiction of Supreme Court extends to Niue
Section 106 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
107: Jurisdiction under the Declaratory Judgments Act 1908
Section 107 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
108: Criminal jurisdiction of Supreme Court in respect of Niue
Section 108 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Cases stated by the High Court or Land Court or Land Appellate Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
109: High Court or Land Court or Land Appellate Court may state a case for the
Court of Appeal Section 109 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Cases stated by Supreme Court for Land Appellate Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
110: Supreme Court may state case for Land Appellate Court
Section 110 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Appeals from the High Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
111: Jurisdiction of Supreme Court on appeal from the High Court
Section 111 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
112: Order granting leave to appeal
Section 112 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
113: Transmission of record
Section 113 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
114: Dismissal of appeal for non-prosecution
Section 114 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
115: Procedure on appeal
Section 115 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
116: Special leave to appeal may be granted by Supreme Court
Section 116 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
117: Powers of
Court of Appeal Section 117 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
118: Evidence on appeal
Section 118 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
119: Stay of execution
Section 119 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
120: Release of appellant from custody
Section 120 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
121: Appeal not to be allowed for irregularities in procedure
Section 121 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
122: Right of audience on appeal
Section 122 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
123: Transmission of order of
Court of Appeal Section 123 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
124: No appeal to the Court of Appeal
Section 124 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
125: No certiorari, mandamus, or prohibition
Section 125 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Enforcement in Niue of judgments of New Zealand courts
126: Judgments of Supreme Court or
District Court Section 126 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
127: Enforcement of judgments of Supreme Court by High Court by way of proceedings for contempt
1: When by any judgment of the Supreme Court of New Zealand any person has been ordered to do or abstain from doing any act in Niue, other than the payment of money, the Supreme Court may then or at any time thereafter direct a memorial of the judgment under the seal of the court to be filed in the High Court.
2: On the filing of such a memorial, any disobedience to the judgment, whether before or after the filing of the memorial, shall be deemed to be a contempt of the High Court. 1915 No 40 s 174 Commissioners of the Supreme Court
128: Commissioners of the Supreme Court may be appointed in Niue
Sections 30 to 32 section 30 1915 No 40 s 175 Section 128 amended 1 March 2017 section 183(b) Senior Courts Act 2016
5: Criminal offences
129: Seditious offences defined
Section 129 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
130: Punishment of seditious offences
Section 130 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
131: Homicide defined
Section 131 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
132: Killing of a child
Section 132 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
133: Culpable homicide
Section 133 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
134: Murder defined
Section 134 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
135: Further definition of murder
Section 135 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
136: Provocation
Section 136 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
137: Illegal arrest may be evidence of provocation
Section 137 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
138: Punishment of murder
Section 138 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
139: Manslaughter
Section 139 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
140: Punishment of manslaughter
Section 140 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
141: Omissions dangerous to life
Section 141 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
142: Duty to provide the necessaries of life
Section 142 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
143: Duty of parent or guardian to provide necessaries
Section 143 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
144: Liability of persons having charge of dangerous things
Section 144 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
145: Hastening death
Section 145 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
146: Indirect cause of death
Section 146 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
147: Attempted murder
Section 147 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
148: Conspiracy and inciting to murder
Section 148 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
149: Counselling suicide
Section 149 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
150: Concealment of birth
Section 150 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
151: Grievous bodily harm
Section 151 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
152: Actual bodily harm
Section 152 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
153: Omissions resulting in bodily harm
Section 153 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
154: Intentionally endangering persons on aerodromes, etc
Section 154 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
155: Wantonly endangering persons on or near aerodromes, etc
Section 155 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
156: Indecent assault
Section 156 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
157: Assault
Section 157 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
157A: Cruelty to a child
Section 157A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
158: Resisting constable in execution of his duty
Section 158 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
159: Abduction of girl under 15
Section 159 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
160: Abduction of children
Section 160 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
161: Sexual intercourse defined
Section 161 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
162: Rape
Section 162 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
163: Sexual intercourse or indecency with girl under 12
Section 163 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
164: Sexual intercourse or indecency with girl between 12 and 15
Section 164 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
165: Sexual intercourse with woman or girl who is an idiot or imbecile or of unsound mind
Section 165 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
166: Procuring miscarriage of woman or girl
Section 166 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
167: Act of woman or girl procuring her own miscarriage
Section 167 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
168: Supplying means of miscarriage
Section 168 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
169: Bigamy
Section 169 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
170: Buggery
Section 170 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
171: Attempted buggery and indecent assaults on males
Section 171 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
172: Incest
Section 172 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
173: Indecent acts
Section 173 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
174: Indecent documents
Section 174 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
175: Brothels
Section 175 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
176: Gaming houses
Section 176 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
177: Riot
Section 177 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
178: Forcible entry
Section 178 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
179: Affrays
Section 179 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
180: Official corruption
Section 180 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
181: Perjury
Section 181 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
182: Fabricating evidence
Section 182 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
183: Conspiracy to pervert justice
Section 183 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
184: Breaking prison
Section 184 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
185: Escape
Section 185 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
186: Rescue
Section 186 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
187: Criminal libel or slander
Section 187 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
188: Definition of theft
Section 188 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
189: Ineffectual defences to charge of theft
Section 189 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
190: Extended definition of theft
Section 190 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
191: Obtaining money or goods by false pretences to be deemed theft
Section 191 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
192: Punishment of theft
Section 192 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
193: Stealing documents
Section 193 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
194: Receiving stolen goods
Section 194 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
195: Robbery
Section 195 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
196: Conversion or attempted conversion of motorcars, etc
Section 196 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
197: Breach of trust
Section 197 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
198: Menaces
Section 198 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
199: Witchcraft
Section 199 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
200: Obtaining credit by fraud
Section 200 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
201: Accusation of criminal offences
Section 201 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
202: Conspiracy to defraud
Section 202 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
203: Obtaining execution of valuable securities by fraud
Section 203 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
204: Burglary
Section 204 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
205: Unlawful entry of dwellinghouse, etc
Section 205 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
205A: Unlawfully entering premises for a criminal purpose
Section 205A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
206: Threats to kill or do bodily harm
Section 206 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
207: Forgery
Section 207 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
208: Extended definition of forgery
Section 208 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
209: Making counterfeit coin
Section 209 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
210: Lightening coin
Section 210 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
211: Uttering counterfeit coin
Section 211 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
212: Arson
Section 212 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
213: Wilful mischief to property
Section 213 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
214: Provoking breach of the peace
Section 214 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
215: Profane, indecent, or obscene language
Section 215 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
216: Disorderly conduct in public places
Section 216 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
217: Obstructing public place
Section 217 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
218: Drunkenness
Section 218 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
219: Animal trespass
Section 219 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
220: Prostitution
Section 220 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
221: Laying poison
Section 221 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
222: Polluting water
Section 222 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
223: Sale of unwholesome provisions
Section 223 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
224: Insanitary premises
Section 224 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
225: Wilful trespass
Section 225 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
226: Cruelty to animals
Section 226 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
227: Falsely trading as an incorporated company
Section 227 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
228: Conspiracy
Section 228 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Attempts Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
229: Attempts to commit offences
Section 229 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
230: Attempt proved when offence is charged
Section 230 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
231: Offence proved when attempt is charged
Section 231 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Parties to offences Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
232: Inciting
Section 232 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
233: Parties to offences
Section 233 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
234: Common criminal purpose
Section 234 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
235: Counselling or procuring
Section 235 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
236: Accessory after the fact
Section 236 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
237: Punishment of accessories
Section 237 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Infancy Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
237A: Children under 10
Section 237A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
237B: Children between 10 and 14
Section 237B repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Defences Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
238: Common law defences
Section 238 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
239: Common law offences
Section 239 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Sentences
240: Power to fine instead of or in addition to imprisonment
Section 240 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
241: Enforcement of fines
Section 241 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
242: Imprisonment in Niue
Section 242 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
243: Transfer of convicted persons to New Zealand
1: Every person sentenced to imprisonment, or committed to prison, for 6 months or more including an offender who has been recalled under section 244A of the Cabinet
2: On the issue of any such warrant, the person named therein shall thereupon be taken in custody from Niue to New Zealand, and there forthwith delivered to the Superintendent of the prison named or described in the warrant.
3: The warrant shall be delivered to the said Superintendent together with a certificate under the hand of a Judge of the High Court and the seal of that court setting forth the fact of the conviction or commitment of the person named in the warrant, the offence of which he was convicted or the reason of the commitment, and the term for which he has been so sentenced or committed.
4: Where any person brought to New Zealand under the provisions of this section is imprisoned in New Zealand under any of the foregoing provisions of this section,—
a: the period during which he has been in custody since the sentence was imposed in Niue until his delivery to the Superintendent in New Zealand shall for all purposes be computed as part of the term of his imprisonment:
b: subject to the provisions of section 244 1915 No 40 s 275 1962 No 40 s 7(2) 1964 No 70 s 57(1) 1965 No 1 s 3(3) Section 243(1) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Section 243(1) amended 31 October 1968 Niue Amendment Act 1968
244: Release of prisoners transferred to New Zealand
1: Where any person (in this section referred to as the offender section 243
a: the Minister of Justice, with the concurrence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
i: may at any time, by warrant signed by him, grant to the offender, not being an offender serving a sentence of life imprisonment, remission of any part of his sentence, not exceeding one-fourth of the term thereof, on the ground of his good conduct and industry; and
ii: may, where he considers that the conduct of the offender has been exemplary during his sentence, or that the offender has during his sentence performed some outstanding act of service, grant to the offender, not being an offender serving a sentence of life imprisonment, in addition to any remission which may be granted to him under subparagraph (i), a special remission of part of his sentence, not exceeding one-twelfth of the term; and may revoke any such remission at any time before the offender is released; and
iii: may, in the case of any offender who is a Niuean, direct by warrant signed by him that on the release of the offender he be allowed to remain in New Zealand:
b: where any offender is granted a remission of any part of his sentence under paragraph (a), then,—
i: if pursuant to this section he is to be released in New Zealand, the Minister of Justice, with the concurrence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade section 38 of the Criminal Justice Act 1954
ii: if pursuant to this section he is to be returned to Niue, the Minister of Justice, with the like concurrence, may, by warrant at any time before the offender is released for the purpose of being returned to Niue, direct that, until a date specified in the warrant (being a date not later than the date of expiry of the term of the original sentence), the offender shall be subject to supervision by a person to be nominated from time to time by the Premier
c: the provisions of section 33A of the Criminal Justice Act 1954 section 4 of the Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1961
2: The Prisons Parole Board, on considering the case of any offender under section 33A of the Criminal Justice Act 1954
a: be returned to Niue and released on his arrival there; or
b: be returned in custody to Niue and continue to serve the sentence of imprisonment in some prison in Niue until a date specified by the board (being, in the case of a prisoner undergoing a sentence of life imprisonment, such date as the board thinks fit, and, in the case of any other prisoner, a date not later than 3 months after his return to Niue) and be released on the date so specified; or
c: be released in New Zealand.
3: Any recommendation of the Prisons Parole Board under subsection (2) may be subject to such conditions as the board thinks fit, including, if the board thinks fit, a condition, in the case of a prisoner to whom paragraph (a) or paragraph (b) of that subsection applies, that, until a date specified by the board (being, in the case of an offender undergoing a sentence of life imprisonment, such date as the board thinks fit, and in any other case a date not later than the date of the expiry of the term of the original sentence), he shall be subject to supervision by a person to be nominated from time to time by the Premier
4: The provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 1954
5: Where pursuant to this section any offender is released in New Zealand, the provisions of sections 35 to 39 of the Criminal Justice Act 1954
6: Where any offender who pursuant to this section is released in New Zealand desires to return to Niue before the expiration of the term of his probation, the Minister of Justice, on the application of the offender and with the concurrence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Premier
7: Every offender, if he is a Niuean, shall, as soon as he is entitled to be released or as soon thereafter as may be, unless he is to be released in New Zealand under this section, be returned to Niue pursuant to a warrant signed by the Minister of Justice, and in the meantime shall be detained in custody in some prison in New Zealand appointed by that warrant.
8: A recommendation of the Prisons Parole Board under this section may be given effect to pursuant to a warrant signed by the Minister of Justice with the concurrence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
9: For the purposes of this section, cumulative terms of imprisonment shall be treated as 1 term.
10: Where any offender is for the time being subject to supervision in Niue under this section, the term of his sentence shall continue to run while he is subject to supervision as if he were still serving the sentence; and the date of expiry of the sentence shall be determined accordingly. 1915 No 40 s 275A 1962 No 40 s 7(1) 1963 No 132 s 8(2)﻿(b), (3), (4) 1964 No 70 s 57(1) 1965 No 1 s 3(3) Section 244(1)﻿(a) amended 1 July 1993 section 9(3) Foreign Affairs Amendment Act 1993 Section 244(1)﻿(b)﻿(i) amended 1 July 1993 section 9(3) Foreign Affairs Amendment Act 1993 Section 244(1)﻿(b)﻿(ii) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 244(3) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 244(6) amended 1 July 1993 section 9(3) Foreign Affairs Amendment Act 1993 Section 244(6) amended 8 November 1974 section 2(4)﻿(a) Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1974 Section 244(6) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 244(8) amended 1 July 1993 section 9(3) Foreign Affairs Amendment Act 1993 Section 244(10) inserted 31 October 1968 Niue Amendment Act 1968
244A: Recall of offender subject to supervision
1: Where any offender undergoing a sentence of imprisonment for life is for the time being subject to supervision in Niue pursuant to section 244 the Cabinet
2: On the giving of that direction, the supervision shall be deemed to be cancelled, and the offender may be arrested without warrant by any constable, and, subject to section 244
3: The powers conferred by subsection (1) may be exercised on such grounds as the Cabinet thinks fit Section 244A inserted 31 October 1968 Niue Amendment Act 1968 Section 244A(1) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974 Section 244A(3) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
245: Person conditionally released from imprisonment, or portion of whose sentence is conditionally remitted, may be reimprisoned
1: Any person who is released from imprisonment—
a: pursuant to a remission of part of his sentence under paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section 244
b: pursuant to a remission of part of his sentence under section 286 and who commits a breach of any such condition may be arrested by any constable without warrant and brought before a Judge of the High Court, and may be sentenced to imprisonment, in the case of a person who was undergoing a sentence of life imprisonment, for such period as the court thinks fit, and in any other case for any period not exceeding the unexpired portion of the term of his original sentence.
2: For the purposes of this section, cumulative terms of imprisonment shall be treated as 1 term. 1915 No 40 s 275B 1962 No 40 s 8
246: Cumulative sentences
Section 246 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
6: Criminal procedure
Part 6 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
247: District Court Judges Section 247 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
248: Jurisdiction of High Court
Section 248 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
249: Felonies and misdemeanours
Section 249 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Preliminary proceedings Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
250: Arrest without warrant
Section 250 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
251: Arrest on warrant of
District Court Judge Section 251 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
251A: Duty of persons arresting
Section 251A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
252: Committal by
District Court Judge Section 252 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Trial by the High Court Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
253: Information
Section 253 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
254: Warrant or summons
Section 254 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
255: Warrant after issue of summons
Section 255 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
255A: Arrested person may be released on bail by constable in certain cases
Section 255A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
256: Prisoners brought before Judge of High Court before commencement of prosecution
Section 256 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
257: Remand
Section 257 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
258: Trial of accused in his absence
Section 258 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Assessors Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
259: Constitution of court on criminal trials
Section 259 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
260: Judge with assessors
Section 260 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
261: Judge without assessors
Section 261 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
262: Judge with or without assessors as he thinks fit
Section 262 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
263: Order appointing assessors
Section 263 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
264: Number and qualifications of assessors
Section 264 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
265: Default of assessors
Section 265 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
266: Remuneration of assessors
Section 266 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
267: Oath of assessors
Section 267 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
268: Change of assessors
Section 268 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
269: Discharge of assessors and new trial
Section 269 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
270: Concurrence of assessors
Section 270 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
271: Concurrence of Judge
Section 271 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
272: Sentence
Section 272 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
273: Concurrence of assessors not necessary except for conviction
Section 273 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Miscellaneous provisions Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
274: Alternative and cumulative charges
Section 274 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
275: Relation between information and conviction
Section 275 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
276: Withdrawal of information
Section 276 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
277: Drawing up of conviction
Section 277 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
278: Defects of information, summons, or warrant
Section 278 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
279: Payment of witnesses
Section 279 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
280: Court may order convicted person to come up for sentence if called upon
Section 280 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
281: Conviction without sentence or discharge without conviction
Section 281 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
282: Bail
Section 282 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
283: Stay of proceedings by Cabinet
Section 283 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
284: Search warrants
Section 284 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
284A: Power to enter premises to arrest offender or prevent offence
Section 284A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
285: Transmission of certain warrants and orders by telegram
Section 285 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
286: Pardon and remission of sentence
Section 286 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
287: Compensation for loss of property
Section 287 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
7: Law of evidence
Part 7 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
288: Definitions
Section 288 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
289: Discretionary power of admitting or rejecting evidence
Section 289 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
290: All witnesses competent
Section 290 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
291: Evidence of parties and their husbands and wives
Section 291 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
292: Evidence of accused persons and their husbands and wives
Section 292 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
293: Cross-examination as to credit
Section 293 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
294: Criminating questions
Section 294 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
295: Evidence of prisoners
Section 295 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
296: Judicial notice of Acts, etc
Section 296 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
297: Judicial notice of seals, etc
Section 297 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
298: Power to administer oaths
Section 298 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
299: Form of oath
Section 299 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
300: Absence of religious belief
Section 300 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
301: Affirmation may be made instead of oath
Section 301 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
302: Form of affirmation
Section 302 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
303: Evidence of children without oath
Section 303 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
304: Necessity of oath
Section 304 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
8: Extradition
Extradition from Niue to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands
305: Arrest in Niue of fugitive offenders from New Zealand or the Cook Islands
When a warrant has been lawfully issued by any competent authority in New Zealand or in the Cook Islands for the arrest of any person and that person is suspected of being in Niue or of being about to come into Niue, a Judge of the High Court may, if he is satisfied in any manner that the warrant has been issued, and whether it has been produced to him or not, issue his warrant for the arrest of that person in Niue, and that warrant shall be addressed to such person or persons as the Judge thinks fit. 1915 No 40 s 333
306: Order of return to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands
On the arrest of any person in pursuance of a warrant so issued by a Judge of the High Court, the person so arrested shall be forthwith brought before the High Court, which may, on the production of the original warrant issued in New Zealand or in the Cook Islands, order the return of that person to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands, as the case may be. 1915 No 40 s 334
307: Refusal of order in case of hardship
The High Court may refuse to make any such order if, having regard to the nature of the charge or to the circumstances of the case, the court is of opinion that the return of that person to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands would be the cause of undue hardship or would otherwise be unjustifiable or inexpedient. 1915 No 40 s 335
308: Imprisonment or release pending return
Pending the making of any such order of return, or pending the return of any such person to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands, the High Court may either commit him to prison or admit him to bail in such manner and on such conditions as the court thinks fit. 1915 No 40 s 336
309: Release on security instead of return
1: Instead of making such an order of return, the High Court may release that person on bail conditioned for the payment of such sum or sums of money or the performance of such conditions with relation to the matters in respect of which the original warrant was issued in New Zealand or the Cook Islands as the High Court thinks fit.
2: On any breach of the conditions on which that person has been so released, he may be again arrested in Niue under a warrant issued by a Judge of the High Court, and an order for his return to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands may be made in the same manner as if he had not been so released. 1915 No 40 s 337
310: Return to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands in custody
Any person against whom an order of return to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands has been so made shall, so soon as practicable thereafter, be taken from Niue to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands, as the case may be, in the custody of such person as a Judge of the High Court may approve, and, in the case of a person against whom an order of return to New Zealand has been made, shall on arrival in New Zealand be there delivered into the custody of a constable, to be dealt with in the same manner as if he had been arrested in New Zealand in pursuance of the original warrant issued there for his arrest. 1915 No 40 s 338
311: Cancellation of order of return
If any person so ordered to be returned to New Zealand or to the Cook Islands is not returned in accordance with the order within a reasonable time after the making thereof, the High Court may cancel the order. 1915 No 40 s 339 Extradition from New Zealand to Niue
312: Arrest in New Zealand of fugitive offenders from Niue
When a warrant has been lawfully issued by any competent authority in Niue for the arrest of any person, and that person is suspected of being in New Zealand or of being about to come into New Zealand, a District Court Judge District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 340 Section 312 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
313: Order of return to Niue
On the arrest of any person in pursuance of any warrant so issued by a District Court Judge District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 341 Section 313 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
314: Judicial notice of signature to warrant
On making any such order, the District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 342 Section 314 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
315: Refusal of order in case of hardship
A District Court Judge District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 343 Section 315 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
316: Imprisonment or release pending return
Pending the making of any such order of return, or pending the return of any such person to Niue, a District Court Judge District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 344 1950 No 92 s 15 Section 316 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
317: Release on security instead of return
1: Instead of making such an order of return, the District Court Judge District Court Judge
2: On any breach of the conditions on which that person has been so released, he may be again arrested in New Zealand under a warrant issued by a District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 345 Section 317(1) amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979 Section 317(2) amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
318: Return to Niue in custody
Any person against whom an order of return to Niue has been so made shall, so soon as practicable thereafter, be taken from New Zealand to Niue in the custody of such person as a District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 346 Section 318 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
319: Cancellation of order of return
If any person so ordered to be returned to Niue is not returned in accordance with the order within a reasonable time after the making thereof, a District Court Judge 1915 No 40 s 347 Section 319 amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979 Application of Extradition Act to Niue
320: Extradition Act in force in Niue
1: Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Extradition Act 1965
2: In the application of the Extradition Act 1965
a: every reference in that Act to New Zealand shall be read as a reference to Niue:
b: every reference in that Act to the court, or to the High Court District Court Judge
c: every reference in that Act to the Minister of Justice shall be read as a reference to the Minister of Justice acting with the concurrence of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
d: the reference in the definition of the expression extradition offence subsection (1) of section 2 of that Act Schedule 1 of that Act Part 5 Part 1 of that schedule Part 2 of that schedule
e: the references in subsection (2) of section 2 of that Act sections 310 311 312 sections 228 229 232 235 237
f: the references in subsections (3) and (4) of section 5 of that Act (as amended by section 5(2) of the Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1969 Part 5A of the Criminal Justice Act 1954 Part 4 of the Mental Health Act 1969 sections 617 619
g: the references in sections 8 and 15 of that Act
h: the reference in section 8 of that Act Summary Proceedings Act 1957 (as amended by section 5(2) of the Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1969 Part 5A of the Criminal Justice Act 1954 sections 616 618 619 1915 No 40 s 349A 1965 No 44 s 18(1) Section 320(2)﻿(b) amended 1 April 1980 section 12 Judicature Amendment Act 1979 Section 320(2)﻿(b) amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979 Section 320(2)﻿(c) amended 1 July 1993 section 9(2) Foreign Affairs Amendment Act 1993 Section 320(2)﻿(f) amended 1 April 1970 Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1969 Section 320(2)﻿(h) amended 1 April 1970 Criminal Justice Amendment Act 1969
9: Crown suits
Part 9 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
321: Crown proceedings in Niue
Section 321 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
322: Authority of Attorney-General and Solicitor-General
Section 322 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
10: Crown land
Part 10 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
323: All land in Niue vested in the Crown
Section 323 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
324: Grants of Crown land
Section 324 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
325: Reserves of Crown land for public purposes
Section 325 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
326: Taking of land for public purposes
Section 326 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
327: Revocation of Order in Council taking land
Section 327 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
328: Compensation for land taken
Section 328 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
329: Resumption of Crown land for public purposes
Section 329 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
330: Reservation of land so taken or resumed
Section 330 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
331: Purchase of land for public purposes
Section 331 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
332: Control of Crown land by Resident Commissioner
Section 332 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
333: Public purposes defined
Section 333 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
334: Saving of reserves under the Cook Islands Government Act 1908
Section 334 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
11: The Land Court of Niue
Part 11 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Constitution of the Land Court Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
335: Land Court established
Section 335 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
336: Judges and Commissioners of the Land Court
Section 336 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
337: Appointment and tenure of Judges and Commissioners
Section 337 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
338: Temporary Judges
Section 338 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
339: Judges of Maori Land Court may be appointed to Niue Land Court
Section 339 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
340: Salary of Judges and Commissioners
Section 340 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
341: Resident Commissioner may act as Judge of the Land Court
Section 341 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
342: Commissioner of Land Court
Section 342 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
343: Registrar and Deputy Registrar of Land Court
Section 343 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
344: Administrative officers
Section 344 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
345: Records of Land Court
Section 345 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
346: Registers
Section 346 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
347: Seal of the Land Court
Section 347 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
348: Deputy of Chief Judge
Section 348 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Procedure of the Land Court Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
349: Rules of court
Section 349 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
350: Applications to court
Section 350 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
351: Exercise of supplementary jurisdiction
Section 351 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
352: Powers of Judges
Section 352 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
353: Proceedings in Land Court before different Judges
Section 353 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
354: Sittings of court
Section 354 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
355: Summons to witnesses
Section 355 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
356: Costs
Section 356 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
357: Security for costs
Section 357 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
358: Costs may be charged on land
Section 358 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
359: Right of audience
Section 359 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
360: Amendments of defects
Section 360 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
361: Amendments of records
Section 361 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
362: Rehearing
Section 362 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Orders Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
363: Amendment of orders after title ascertained
Section 363 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
364: Annulment of orders obtained by fraud
Section 364 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
365: Enforcement of orders of Land Court by High Court
Section 365 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
366: Enforcement of charges
Section 366 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
367: Final orders
Section 367 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
368: Partition orders
Section 368 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
369: Orders in respect of deceased persons
Section 369 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
370: Orders bind all persons interested
Section 370 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
371: Validity of orders
Section 371 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Contempt of the Land Court Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
372: Contempt of court defined
Section 372 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
373: Penalty for contempt
Section 373 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
374: Jurisdiction in contempt
Section 374 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
375: Contempt in face of the court
Section 375 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
376: Arrest on warrant
Section 376 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
377: Conviction by Land Court
Section 377 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
378: Enforcement of fine
Section 378 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
379: Discharge of persons in contempt
Section 379 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
380: Jurisdiction in contempt may be exercised at any time or place
Section 380 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Additional jurisdiction Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
381: Miscellaneous jurisdiction of Land Court
Section 381 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
382: Access to Niuean land
Section 382 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
383: Order in Council may confer jurisdiction on Land Court
Section 383 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Surveys Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
384: Land Court may order surveys
Section 384 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
385: Entry for purpose of survey
Section 385 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
12: The Land Appellate Court of Niue
Part 12 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
386: Land Appellate Court established
Section 386 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
387: Judges of the Land Appellate Court
Section 387 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
388: Proceedings may be continued before different Judges
Section 388 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
389: Decision of majority to be decision of court
Section 389 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
390: Officers of Land Court to be officers of Land Appellate Court
Section 390 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
391: Seal
Section 391 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
392: Rules of court
Section 392 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
393: Sittings of Land Appellate Court
Section 393 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
394: Appeals from Land Court
Section 394 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
395: Appeals from provisional determinations as to title to land
Section 395 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
396: Successive appeals in respect of same matter
Section 396 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
397: Powers of Land Appellate Court on appeal
Section 397 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
398: Dismissal of appeal for non-prosecution
Section 398 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
399: Variation deemed part of original order
Section 399 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
400: Orders of Land Appellate Court
Section 400 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
401: Witnesses and costs in Land Appellate Court
Section 401 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
402: Right of audience and contempt
Section 402 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
403: Enforcement of orders and charges
Section 403 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
404: Land Appellate Court may order surveys
Section 404 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
13: Customary land
Part 13 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
405: Order in Council declaring land to be free from customary title
Section 405 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
406: Validity of dispositions of land by the Crown
Section 406 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
407: Niuean customary title limited by high-water mark
Section 407 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
408: For certain purposes customary land to be deemed Crown land
Section 408 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
409: Investigation of title to customary land
Section 409 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
410: Niuean customs to be recognised
Section 410 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
411: Freehold orders
Section 411 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
412: Effect of freehold orders
Section 412 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
413: Tenancy in common
Section 413 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
414: Freehold orders in favour of persons deceased
Section 414 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
14: Partition and exchange of Niuean land
Part 14 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Partition orders Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
415: Jurisdiction to partition Niuean land
Section 415 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
416: Partition orders
Section 416 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
417: Apportionment of encumbrances on partition
Section 417 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
418: Mode of partition
Section 418 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
419: Land to be partitioned into suitable areas
Section 419 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
420: Combination of several areas of land for purpose of partition
Section 420 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
421: Payments by way of equality of partition
Section 421 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
422: Trustees on partition
Section 422 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
423: Encumbrances or undivided interests on partition
Section 423 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Orders of exchange Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
424: Jurisdiction to effect exchange of Niuean land
Section 424 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
425: Exchange of freehold interests only
Section 425 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
426: Conditions of exchange
Section 426 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
427: Exchange for Crown land
Section 427 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
428: Effect of order of exchange
Section 428 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
429: Payment for equality of exchange
Section 429 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
430: Land obtained in exchange becomes Niuean land
Section 430 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
15: Alienation of Niuean land
Part 15 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Restrictions on alienation Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
431: Removal on restrictions on alienation
Section 431 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
432: Alienation of customary land prohibited
Section 432 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
433: Alienation in fee simple prohibited
Section 433 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
434: Alienation for a longer period than 60 years prohibited
Section 434 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
435: Leases for public purposes or church purposes
Section 435 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
436: Land Court may make orders as to occupation of Niuean land
Section 436 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
437: Alienation by way of security prohibited
Section 437 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
438: Alienation of things growing on or attached to land deemed an alienation of land
Section 438 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
439: Disposition of life interest to be deemed an alienation of land
Section 439 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
440: Assignment of rents or profits prohibited
Section 440 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
441: Alienation by trustees of Niuean land
Section 441 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Execution of instruments of alienation Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
442: Alienations must be in writing
Section 442 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
443: Execution of instruments out of Niue
Section 443 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
444: Execution of renewals of leases
Section 444 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Confirmation Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
445: Confirmation necessary
Section 445 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
446: Application for confirmation
Section 446 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
447: Orders of confirmation
Section 447 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
448: Effect of confirmation
Section 448 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
449: Confirmation of inconsistent instruments
Section 449 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
450: Conditions of confirmation
Section 450 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
451: Alienation in pursuance of confirmed contracts
Section 451 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
452: Alteration of instruments on confirmation
Section 452 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
453: Validity and operation of confirmed instruments
Section 453 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
454: Alienation to the Crown
Section 454 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Niuean reservations Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
455: Establishment of Niuean reservations
Section 455 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
456: Revocation or variation of reservation
Section 456 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
457: Reservations inalienable
Section 457 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
458: Management and control of reservations
Section 458 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968 Miscellaneous provisions Heading repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
459: Niuean land not to be taken in execution
Section 459 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
460: Payment into Land Court of rents and other proceeds of alienations
Section 460 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
16: Land development
Part 16 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
461: Application of this Part
Section 461 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
462: Cabinet of Ministers may cultivate land on behalf of owners
Section 462 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
463: Disposal of revenues received by Cabinet of Ministers
Section 463 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
464: Money to be paid out of or into Niue Government Account
Section 464 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
465: Resident Commissioner may delegate powers
Section 465 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
466: Interference and obstruction prohibited
Section 466 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
467: Regulations
Section 467 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
17: Housing improvement
Part 17 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
468: Interpretation
Section 468 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
469: Housing Improvement Fund
Section 469 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
470: Housing improvement scheme
Section 470 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
471: Rate of interest
Section 471 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
472: Security for advances other than to societies
Section 472 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
473: Advances to societies
Section 473 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
474: Repayment of advances
Section 474 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
475: Securities to be taken in name of Her Majesty
Section 475 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
476: Assignment of money as security may be irrevocable
Section 476 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
477: Alienation and assignment as security for advances
Section 477 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
478: Assignments of money from land vested in trustees
Section 478 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
479: Advances to be paid as Resident Commissioner directs
Section 479 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
480: Charging order may be made
Section 480 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
481: Discharge of charging orders
Section 481 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
482: Appointment of receiver to enforce charges
Section 482 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
483: Expenditure for protection of securities
Section 483 repealed 9 December 1971 section 27(1) Niue Amendment Act 1971
18: Vesting orders
Part 18 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
484: Vesting orders
Section 484 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
485: Duty on vesting orders
Section 485 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
486: Court may cancel vesting order
Section 486 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
487: Succession to interest under vesting order
Section 487 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
488: Land subject to mortgage or encumbrance
Section 488 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
19: Niuean succession
Part 19 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
489: Wills of Niueans
Section 489 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
490: Succession to deceased Niueans
Section 490 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
491: Niuean land not to vest in administrator
Section 491 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
492: Succession orders
Section 492 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
493: Effect of succession order
Section 493 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
494: Revocation of succession orders
Section 494 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
495: No action without succession order
Section 495 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
496: No alienation without succession order
Section 496 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
497: Niuean land not assets for payment of debts
Section 497 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
498: Estate of Niuean other than land to be assets for payment of debts
Section 498 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
499: Interest in Niuean land to include all things growing on or attached to land
Section 499 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
20: Trustees for Niueans
Part 20 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
500: Definition of person under disability
Section 500 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
501: Trustee orders
Section 501 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
502: Matters to be set forth in trustee orders
Section 502 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
503: Appointment of new trustees
Section 503 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
504: Orders restricting powers of trustees
Section 504 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
505: Cancellation of trustee orders
Section 505 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
506: Determination of trustee orders
Section 506 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
507: Trust property not to vest in trustee
Section 507 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
508: Administration of property by trustee
Section 508 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
509: Alienation of property by trustee
Section 509 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
510: Powers of trustee
Section 510 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
511: Expenditure of revenues of trust property
Section 511 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
512: Enforcement of trusts
Section 512 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
513: Co-trustees must act jointly
Section 513 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
514: Remuneration of trustees
Section 514 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
21: Marriage
Part 21 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
515: Prohibited degrees of consanguinity or affinity
Section 515 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
516: Marriages to take place before marriage officer
Section 516 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
517: Marriage officer defined
Section 517 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
518: Appointment of marriage officers
Section 518 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
519: Offence
Section 519 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
520: Notice of marriage
Section 520 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
521: Mode of solemnisation
Section 521 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
522: Record of marriage
Section 522 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
523: Signature of record
Section 523 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
524: Transmission of record
Section 524 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
525: Minimum age of marriage
Section 525 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
526: Marriage of minors
Section 526 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
527: Offence by marriage officer
Section 527 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
528: Signature of false record by party or witness
Section 528 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
529: Misrepresentation as to facts to procure marriage
Section 529 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
22: Divorce
Part 22 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
530: Jurisdiction of High Court in divorce
Section 530 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
531: Nullity of marriage and dissolution of voidable marriage
Section 531 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
532: Limitation of jurisdiction
Section 532 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
533: Domicile and residence
Section 533 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
534: Grounds of divorce and jurisdiction of High Court
Section 534 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
535: Grounds of refusal of divorce
Section 535 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
536: Discretion to refuse decree in certain cases
Section 536 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
537: Co-respondent as a party
Section 537 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
538: Intervention
Section 538 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
539: Agreement no bar to divorce
Section 539 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
540: No appeal to Court of Appeal
Section 540 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
541: Remarriage of divorced persons
Section 541 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
542: Costs
Section 542 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
543: Order for maintenance of divorced wife
Section 543 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
544: Order as to custody of children
Section 544 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
545: Molestation of divorced wife by her husband
Section 545 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
546: Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Section 546 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
23: Maintenance and affiliation
Part 23 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
547: Interpretation
Section 547 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Maintenance and affiliation orders Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
548: Jurisdiction of High Court
Section 548 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
549: Applications
Section 549 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
550: Jurisdiction discretionary
Section 550 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
551: Affiliation orders
Section 551 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
552: Evidence
Section 552 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
553: Maintenance order in favour of child born out of wedlock
Section 553 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
554: Maintenance order against father in favour of child
Section 554 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
555: Maintenance order against mother in favour of child
Section 555 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
556: Maintenance order against husband in favour of wife
Section 556 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
557: Maintenance order against wife in favour of husband
Section 557 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
558: Maintenance order against any person in favour of father or mother
Section 558 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
559: Disobedience to maintenance order
Section 559 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
560: Maintenance money a debt
Section 560 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
561: Order in favour of non-residents
Section 561 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
562: Order against non-residents
Section 562 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
563: Orders
in absentia Section 563 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
564: Repeated applications
Section 564 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
565: Payments not to be made in advance
Section 565 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
566: Cancellation, variation, and suspension of orders
Section 566 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
567: Payment of maintenance money
Section 567 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
568: Security for obedience to maintenance orders
Section 568 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
569: Operation of agreements
Section 569 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
570: Purport and duration of maintenance orders
Section 570 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
571: Order for past maintenance
Section 571 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Offences Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
572: Leaving Niue while maintenance money in arrear
Section 572 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
573: Leaving Niue after affiliation order and before birth of child
Section 573 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
574: Leaving Niue with intent to disobey maintenance order
Section 574 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
575: Leaving Niue while failing to maintain wife
Section 575 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
576: Leaving Niue while failing to maintain child
Section 576 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
577: Leaving Niue with intent to desert wife or child
Section 577 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
578: Attempting to leave Niue
Section 578 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
579: Evidence of intent
Section 579 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
24: Adoption of children by Niueans
Part 24 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
580: Adoption by Niuean custom invalid
Section 580 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
581: Adoption by Niuean custom before 1 April 1916 by parent dying before 5 December 1921
Section 581 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
582: Validity of adoption registered before 1 April 1916
Section 582 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
583: Orders of adoption
Section 583 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
584: Applications for adoption
Section 584 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
585: Who may be adopted
Section 585 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
586: Conditions of adoption
Section 586 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
587: Consent of natural parents required
Section 587 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
588: Adoptions by more than 1 person
Section 588 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
589: Annulment of orders of adoption
Section 589 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
590: Effect of adoption
Section 590 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
591: Effect of orders of adoption on interests in Niuean land
Section 591 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
592: Orders of adoption under Cook Islands Amendment Act 1921
Section 592 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
25: Adoption of children by Europeans and Niuean spouses of Europeans
Part 25 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
593: High Court may make adoption orders
Section 593 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
594: Persons who may apply for adoption order
Section 594 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
595: Who may be adopted
Section 595 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
596: Restrictions on making adoption orders
Section 596 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
597: Consents to adoptions
Section 597 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
598: Effect of order of adoption
Section 598 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
599: Annulment of order of adoption
Section 599 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
26: Persons of unsound mind
Orders of medical custody
600: Application by Medical Officer to High Court
Section 600 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
601: Medical certificates as to persons of unsound mind
Section 601 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
602: Order of medical custody
Section 602 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
603: Renewal of order
Section 603 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
604: Cancellation of order
Section 604 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
605: Discharge from custody
Section 605 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
606: Arrest and detention of persons committed to medical custody
Section 606 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
607: Treatment of person so detained
Section 607 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
608: Removal from Niue to New Zealand
When an order of medical custody has been so made against any person, the High Court may, at the same time or at any time thereafter while the order remains in force, issue under the seal of the court a warrant for the removal of that person from Niue to New Zealand. 1915 No 40 s 582
609: Conditions of removal
No such warrant shall be issued unless the court is satisfied, on the certificate by the Director of Health 1915 No 40 s 583 1956 No 27 s 12(2) 1963 No 132 s 16(2) Section 609 amended 9 December 1971 section 18(3)﻿(b) Niue Amendment Act 1971
610: Method of removal
On the issue of any such warrant for the removal of any person to New Zealand, he may be taken to New Zealand in the custody of any person appointed in that behalf by a Medical Officer in any ship belonging to Her Majesty or in any Commonwealth ship or in any aircraft which is approved by the Director of Health 1915 No 40 s 584 1923 No 9 s 5(4) 1963 No 132 s 17 Section 610 amended 9 December 1971 section 18(3)﻿(b) Niue Amendment Act 1971
611: Admission to hospital of persons removed to New Zealand
1: Where any person in respect of whom a warrant for removal to New Zealand is made under section 608 a hospital Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 section 602 section 601 the hospital
2: Where any person is received into a hospital sections 602 608 the hospital
3: At any time before the expiration of that period, the Superintendent of the hospital Mental Health Act 1969 the hospital 1915 No 40 ss 585 586 1956 No 27 s 12(3) Section 611 heading amended 1 April 1970 Mental Health Act 1969 Section 611(1) amended 1 November 1992 section 137(1) Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 Section 611(1) amended 1 April 1970 Mental Health Act 1969 Section 611(2) amended 1 April 1970 Mental Health Act 1969 Section 611(3) amended 1 April 1970 Mental Health Act 1969 Section 611(3) amended 1 April 1970 Mental Health Act 1969
612: Administration of estates of persons of unsound mind
Section 612 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
613: No committee of estate of person of unsound mind
Section 613 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
614: Warrant for arrest of persons of unsound mind
Section 614 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
615: Arrest without warrant of persons of unsound mind
Section 615 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Persons of unsound mind charged with offences
616: Insane persons not to be tried for offences
Section 616 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
617: Detention of accused persons acquitted on ground of insanity
Section 617 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
618: Discharge
Section 618 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
619: Orders of medical custody
1: When any person is so detained, whether in the case of a charge of murder or manslaughter or otherwise, the High Court shall have the same jurisdiction to make an order of medical custody or to issue a warrant for removal to New Zealand as in the case of any other person of unsound mind.
2: Any order of medical custody so made shall supersede the order for detention during the pleasure of the Cabinet of Ministers 1915 No 40 s 593 1965 No 1 s 3(1) Section 619(2) amended 19 October 1974 section 2(2)﻿(c) Niue Amendment Act 1974
620: The defence of insanity in criminal prosecutions
Section 620 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
27: Intoxicating liquor
Part 27 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
621: Interpretation
Section 621 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
621A: Importation of intoxicating liquor
Section 621A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
622: Liquor control authority
Section 622 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
623: Manufacture of intoxicating liquor prohibited
Section 623 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
624: Importation of intoxicating liquor
Section 624 repealed 1 October 1996 289(1) Customs and Excise Act 1996
625: Cabinet of Ministers may import intoxicating liquor
Section 625 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
626: Offences as to intoxicating liquor illegally manufactured or imported
Section 626 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
627: Sale of intoxicating liquor
Section 627 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
628: Restrictions on giving intoxicating liquor to other persons
Section 628 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
629: Arrest of persons suspected of having illegally dealt with intoxicating liquor
Section 629 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
630: Seizure and forfeiture of intoxicating liquor
Section 630 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
631: Search warrant
Section 631 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
632: Persons found on premises deemed illegally dealing in intoxicating liquor
Section 632 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
633: Names of persons found on premises searched may be demanded
Section 633 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
28: Roads
Part 28 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
634: Road defined
Section 634 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
635: Existing roads
Section 635 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
636: Proclamation of existing roads
Section 636 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
637: Proclamation of new roads
Section 637 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
638: Roads not to vest in the Crown
Section 638 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
639: Maintenance and control of roads
Section 639 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
640: Effect of freehold order on roads
Section 640 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
641: Roads laid out on portion or investigation of title
Section 641 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
642: Dedication of roads by Niueans
Section 642 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
643: Closing of roads
Section 643 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
644: Warrants as to roads to be gazetted
Section 644 repealed 1 November 1969 section 103 Niue Amendment Act (No 2) 1968
29: Niuean antiquities
Part 29 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
645: Interpretation
Section 645 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
646: Cabinet of Ministers Section 646 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
647: Niuean antiquities to be offered for sale before exportation
Section 647 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
648: Power to detain Niuean antiquities attempted to be exported
Section 648 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
649: Exporting Niuean antiquities without permission
Section 649 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
650: Power to remove antiquities in certain cases
Section 650 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
651: Right to copy of antiquities intended to be exported
Section 651 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
652: Cabinet of Ministers Section 652 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
653: Regulations
Section 653 repealed 9 December 1971 section 26(j) Niue Amendment Act 1971
30: Customs
Part 30 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
654: Customs and Excise Act 1996 Section 654 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
655: Niue Assembly Section 655 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
656: Goods may be imported from New Zealand or Cook Islands free of duty
Section 656 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
657: Niue Assembly Section 657 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
658: Actions and prosecutions in relation to Niue
Section 658 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
31: The Niue Public Service
659: Interpretation
In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires,— employee New Zealand controlling authority State Sector Act 1988 New Zealand Government Service Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 1957 No 103 s 76 1965 No 1 s 3(1) Section 659 New Zealand controlling authority amended 1 April 1988 section 90(a) State Sector Act 1988 Section 659 New Zealand Government Service amended 1 November 1976 section 3(3) Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1976 Section 659 Niue Public Service repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
660: Appointments of employees
Section 660 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
661: Exemptions
Section 661 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
662: State Sector Act 1988 Section 662 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
663: Delegation of powers
Section 663 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
664: Functions, powers, and duties of State Services Commission
Section 664 repealed 19 October 1974 section 2(1) Niue Amendment Act 1974
665: Public Service Regulations
Section 665 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
666: Payment of salary and allowances
Section 666 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
667: Bonds and deeds of covenant by employees or prospective employees
Section 667 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
668: Concurrent offices
Section 668 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
669: Employment in New Zealand Government Service and Niue Public Service
1: Any person permanently employed in the New Zealand Government Service may, with the consent of the New Zealand controlling authority, be appointed to any position in the Niue Public Service in all respects as if he were an employee thereof; but, until he is appointed to a position in the Niue Public Service, no such person shall have any right of appeal against any determination of the Commission in relation to any appointment, promotion, or transfer in or to the Niue Public Service.
2: Any person permanently employed in the Niue Public Service may be appointed to any position in the New Zealand Government Service in all respects as if he were permanently employed therein; but, until he is appointed to a position in the New Zealand Government Service, no such person shall have any right of appeal against any determination of the New Zealand controlling authority in relation to any appointment, promotion, or transfer in the New Zealand Government Service.
3: Any person appointed to a position in the Niue Public Service under subsection (1) or to a position in the New Zealand Government Service under subsection (2) may hold positions concurrently in both services, and in such a case—
a: his status, rights, and liabilities in each service shall be unaffected by the fact that he holds a position in the other service; and
b: in respect of each position he shall be subject to the laws governing the service to which that position belongs, irrespective of his tenure of a position in the other service; and
c: he shall in respect of each service be qualified for promotion, increase of salary, and appointment to any other position as if he held no position in the other service.
4: So long as any person so holds positions concurrently in both services, he shall be deemed to be absent on leave without pay from the New Zealand Government Service or, as the case may be, from the Niue Public Service, unless the New Zealand controlling authority or, as the case may be, the Commission otherwise directs.
5: When an employee of the New Zealand Government Service is appointed to a position in the Niue Public Service, and then or thereafter ceases to hold a position in the New Zealand Government Service, he shall not be deemed for that reason to have retired from the New Zealand Government Service, but shall become a supernumerary employee of that service, and, unless he sooner resigns from the New Zealand Government Service, shall so remain until he ceases to be employed in the Niue Public Service and for such further period, not exceeding 6 months, as the New Zealand controlling authority may from time to time in any case allow.
6: When an employee of the Niue Public Service is appointed to a position in the New Zealand Government Service, and then or thereafter ceases to hold a position in the Niue Public Service, he shall not be deemed for that reason to have retired from the Niue Public Service, but shall become a supernumerary employee of that service, and, unless he sooner resigns from the Niue Public Service, shall so remain until he ceases to be employed in the New Zealand Government Service and for such further period, not exceeding 6 months, as the Commission may from time to time in any case allow.
7: A supernumerary employee shall receive no pay in respect of the service of which he is a supernumerary employee, but shall for all other purposes be deemed to remain an employee of that service.
8: Any employee of the Niue Public Service may, with the consent of the New Zealand controlling authority, be attached to the New Zealand Government Service for training or experience, and during the period of his service in New Zealand that employee shall be paid such salary and allowances as may be determined by the New Zealand controlling authority. 1957 No 103 s 85 1962 No 40 s 18 1965 No 1 s 3(2)
670: Contribution to Government Superannuation Fund by employees of the Niue Public Service
1: The provisions of subsections (2) and (3) of section 50 Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 the Government Superannuation Fund Authority
a: he shall be a contributor to that Fund from the dates specified in subsection (2) or subsection (3), as the case may be, of the said section 50 section 22 the Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956
b: he shall have the right, pursuant to section 28
2: While any employee to whom subsection (1) of section 669 the Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 provided that, when any such employee has held a position in the Niue Public Service for a continuous period of 6 years, he may, at any time after the expiration of that period while he still holds a position in that service, or, if he is transferred to or returns to employment in the New Zealand Government Service, within 1 year after the termination of service in Niue, elect to contribute on the salary received by him in respect of his employment in the Niue Public Service (exclusive of any special allowance received by him in respect of his residence in Niue) with effect from the date of his appointment in the last-mentioned service.
3: For the purposes of the proviso to subsection (2), an appointment to a position in the Cook Islands Public Service in relation to the Government of Niue made before the commencement of this Act shall be deemed to be an appointment to the Niue Public Service, and service in that position before the commencement of this Act shall be deemed to be service in a position in the Niue Public Service.
4: While any person to whom subsection (2) of section 669 the Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 provided that, when any such employee has held a position in the New Zealand Government Service for a continuous period of 6 years, he may, at any time after the expiration of that period while he still holds a position in that service, or, if he is transferred to or returns to employment in the Niue Public Service, within 1 year after the termination of service in New Zealand, elect to contribute on the salary received by him in respect of his employment in the New Zealand Government Service with effect from the date of his appointment in the last-mentioned service.
5: Upon any such election, there shall be payable by the employee to the Fund, within such time and in such manner as the Government Superannuation Fund Authority determines, such sum as that Authority
6: In this section the term employee
a: a Judge of the High Court:
b: a Judge of the Land Court:
c: the holder of any position specified in a declaration made pursuant to section 661
d: the holder of any position specified in a notice given in relation to the Government of Niue pursuant to paragraph (e) of subsection (9) of section 50 Government Superannuation Fund Act 1956 section 2 of the Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1958 1957 No 103 s 85A 1962 No 40 s 19(1) 1965 No 1 s 3(2) Section 670(1) amended 2 October 2001 section 40 Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 2001 Section 670(1) amended 1 November 1976 section 3(3) Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1976 Section 670(1)﻿(a) amended 1 November 1976 section 3(3) Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1976 Section 670(2) amended 1 November 1976 section 3(3) Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1976 Section 670(4) amended 1 November 1976 section 3(3) Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1976 Section 670(5) amended 2 October 2001 section 40 Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 2001 Section 670(5) amended 1 October 1995 section 31 Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1995 Section 670(6)﻿(d) amended 1 November 1976 section 3(3) Government Superannuation Fund Amendment Act 1976
671: Employees of New Zealand Government Service seconded to Tokelau Islands Administration
Section 671 repealed 1 January 1969 section 17 Tokelau Islands Amendment Act 1967
32: The laws of Niue: General provisions
Application of the laws of New Zealand
672: Law of England as in the year 1840 to be in force in Niue
Section 672 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
673: Jurisdiction of the High Court
Section 673 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
674: Common law and equity to be administered concurrently
Section 674 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
675: Statute law of New Zealand not applicable to Niue
Section 675 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
676: When enactment in force in Niue, amendments and regulations to be in force also
Section 676 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
677: Other enactments in force in Niue to be read subject to this Act
Section 677 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
678: Criminal procedure in Niue
Section 678 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
679: Interpretation Act Section 679 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
680: Administration Act in force in Niue
Section 680 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
681: Arbitration Act in force in Niue
Section 681 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
682: Bills of Exchange Act in force in Niue
Section 682 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
683: Carriage of Goods Act Section 683 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
683A: Charitable Trusts Act in force in Niue
1: The Charitable Trusts Act 1957
2: In that Act the term New Zealand Section 683A inserted 31 October 1968 Niue Amendment Act 1968
684: Personal Property Securities Section 684 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
684A: Citizenship Act in force in Niue
Section 684A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
685: Sections 23, 25, and 26 of Control of Prices Act in force in Niue
Section 685 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
686: Copyright Act in force in Niue
1: The Copyright Act 1994 New Zealand
2: The High Court shall have no jurisdiction in civil proceedings under that Act. 1915 No 40 s 627 Section 686(1) amended 1 January 1995 section 236(2) Copyright Act 1994
687: Deaths by Accidents Compensation Act in force in Niue
Section 687 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
688: Demise of the Crown Act in force in Niue
Section 688 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
689: Designs Act in force in Niue
1: The Designs Act 1953 New Zealand
2: The High Court shall have no jurisdiction in civil proceedings under that Act.
3: All designs registered in New Zealand at the commencement of this Act shall have the same protection in Niue as in New Zealand. 1915 No 40 s 635 1965 No 1 s 3(1)
689A: Misuse of Drugs Act in force in Niue
Section 689A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
690: Incorporated Societies Act in force in Niue
1: The Incorporated Societies Act 1908
2: In that Act the term New Zealand 1952 No 32 s 5
691: Industrial and Provident Societies Act in force in Niue
Section 691 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
692: Parts of Infants Act in force in Niue
Section 692 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
693: Marine Insurance Act in force in Niue
Section 693 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
694: Mercantile Law Act in force in Niue
1: The Mercantile Law Act 1908
2: Both in the application of that Act to Niue and in its application to New Zealand the term New Zealand 1915 No 40 s 632
695: Merchandise Marks Act in force in Niue
1: The Merchandise Marks Act 1954 New Zealand
2: The High Court shall have no jurisdiction in civil proceedings under that Act. 1915 No 40 s 635 1965 No 1 s 3(1)
696: Occupiers Liability Act in force in Niue
Section 696 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
697: Partnership Act in force in Niue
Section 697 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
698: Patents Act in force in Niue
1: The Patents Act 1953 New Zealand
2: The High Court shall have no jurisdiction in civil proceedings under that Act.
3: All patents in force in New Zealand at the commencement of this Act shall extend to and be in force in Niue in the same manner as in New Zealand. 1915 No 40 s 635 1965 No 1 s 3(1)
699: Post Office Act in force in Niue
1: The Post Office Act 1959 Parts 13 to 16
2: All powers conferred upon a District Court Judge
3: The term New Zealand 1915 No 40 s 636 Section 699(2) amended 1 April 1980 section 18(2) District Courts Amendment Act 1979
700: Property Law Act in force in Niue
Section 700 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
701: Sale of Goods Act in force in Niue
Section 701 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
701A: Seal of New Zealand Act in force in Niue
Section 701A repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
702: Trade Marks Act in force in Niue
1: The Trade Marks Act 2002 New Zealand
2: The High Court shall have no jurisdiction in civil proceedings under that Act.
3: All trade marks registered in New Zealand at the commencement of this Act shall have the same protection in Niue as in New Zealand. 1915 No 40 s 635 1965 No 1 s 3(1) Section 702(1) amended 20 August 2003 section 202(1) Trade Marks Act 2002
703: Trustee Act in force in Niue
Section 703 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
704: Wills Act Amendment Act 1852 in force in Niue
Section 704 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
705: Merchant Shipping Act (UK) not to apply to Niue
Section 705 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
706: Limitation of actions
1: The law of Niue as to prescription and the limitation of actions shall be the same as that which is in force for the time being in New Zealand.
2: For the purposes of the law as to prescription and the limitation of actions, New Zealand shall in Niue be deemed to be parts beyond the seas, and Niue shall in New Zealand be deemed to be parts beyond the seas.
3: No right, title, estate, or interest in Niuean land shall be acquired or lost by prescription or limitation. 1915 No 40 s 641 Miscellaneous rules of law
707: Legal status of married women
Section 707 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
708: Legitimacy
Section 708 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
709: Joint liability
Section 709 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
710: Contracts of guarantee
Section 710 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
711: Contracts
Section 711 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
712: Securities given by Niueans
Section 712 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
713: Employer's liability
Section 713 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
714: Liability of owners of dogs
Section 714 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
715: Distress for rent abolished
Section 715 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
716: Libel and slander actionable without proof of special damage
Section 716 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
717: Calendar of Niue
Section 717 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
718: Time of day in Niue
Section 718 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
719: Statutory references to time
Section 719 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
720: Statutory declarations
1: Any Judge or Commissioner of the High Court or the Land Court, the Registrar of the High Court or of the Land Court, any Judge of the Land Appellate Court, the Resident Commissioner, the Comptroller of Customs, or any Justice of the Peace for Niue, Medical Officer, Commissioner of the Supreme Court, or solicitor of the Supreme Court, may in Niue take and receive in any matter the declaration of any person voluntarily making it before him in the form in Schedule 2
2: If any person wilfully makes a declaration that is false in any material particular, he is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years.
3: Any declaration made in Niue under and in accordance with this section shall be deemed to be a statutory declaration within the meaning of that term as used in any enactment in force in Niue or in New Zealand. 1915 No 40 s 653 1946 No 30 s 53 1965 No 1 s 3(1)
721: Execution of documents in Niue for use in New Zealand
Where in any enactment (whether in force in Niue or not) it is provided that any document executed outside New Zealand shall be admissible in New Zealand before any court or any person acting judicially or be accepted for registration or deposit in New Zealand if the execution thereof is witnessed by a notary public, Commonwealth representative, consular officer, or overseas representative of the Government of New Zealand, or any person holding any other specified office, it shall be a sufficient compliance with that provision, in the case of a document executed in Niue, if the execution is witnessed by the Resident Commissioner or by a Judge, or Commissioner, or the Registrar of the High Court.
722: Taxes on Niuean land
Section 722 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
723: Bankruptcy
Section 723 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
724: Warrants of arrest
Section 724 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
725: Trespass
ab initio Section 725 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Miscellaneous provisions Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
726: Banking
Section 726 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
727: Sale of island products by Cabinet of Ministers on behalf of planters
Section 727 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007 Oath of allegiance and judicial oath Heading repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
728: Certain officers to take oath of allegiance and judicial oath
Section 728 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
33: Transitional provisions, savings, and consequential amendments
Part 33 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
729: Cook Islands Act and amendments not to apply to Niue
Section 729 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
730: The High Court
Section 730 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
731: The Land Court
Section 731 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
732: The Land Appellate Court
Section 732 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
733: The Niue Public Service
Section 733 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
734: Customs
Section 734 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007
735: Consequential amendments
Section 735 repealed 20 September 2007 section 5 Niue Amendment Act 2007