The applicants described below have applied under section 114 of the Land Transfer Act 2017 for the removal of an easement at Nelson. The applicants claim the easement is redundant by reason of the circumstances set out below.

I intend to remove the easement on 8 September 2022 if no objections have been received before that date. You may object by giving notice to the Registrar-General of Land by 8 September 2022.

Application Number: 12458959.1

Applicants: Anthony John Richards, Margaret Rae Richards, Robin Whalley, Joanne Margaret Richards, Stephen Anthony Richards and Linda Michelle Rainbow, 24 Ngati Rarua Street, Richmond 7020.

Easement: Water right easement over part Lot 202 DP 567695 in Record of Title 1018276 owned by Anthony John Richards, Margaret Rae Richards and Robin Whalley (burdened land), and over part Lot 205 DP 567695 in Record of Title 1018277 owned by Joanne Margaret Richards, Stephen Anthony Richards and Linda Michelle Rainbow (burdened land) for the benefit of Lot 2 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42903 owned by Thermo Fisher Scientific New Zealand Limited, Lot 3 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42904 owned by Alan Russell Freeman, Warwick Stephen Freeman, Robert Bruce Freeman, Doreen Joyce Freeman, Lot 4 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42905 owned by Coman Holdings Limited, Lot 8 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42908 owned by Honda New Zealand Limited, Lot 10 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42910 owned by Coman Holdings Limited, Lot 11 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42911 owned by Barnicoat Developments Limited, Lot 14 and Lot 24 DP 310911 in Record of title 42914 owned by Barnicoat Developments Limited, Lot 12 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42912 owned by Holdwell Limited, Lot 17 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42917 owned by Chalcom Limited and Lot 18 DP 310911 in Record of Title 42918 owned by Eric Russell Freeman, Alan Russell Freeman, Warwick Stephen Freeman, Robert Bruce Freeman and Doreen Joyce Freeman, created by Deed of Easement 35685 (37/382) registered on 13 March 1909.

Circumstances: The water right easement is extinguished due to an event specified in the document creating it, being that the easement was not assignable by the Grantee but personal to it so long as the Grantee occupied and worked the freezing works on the land. The Grantee transferred all their estate and interest in the land, and the Grantee ceases to occupy the land with the benefit of the easement.

Dated at Toitu Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand, Hamilton, this 8th day of August 2022.

CLAIRE GARDINER, for Registrar-General of Land.