CHAPTER 674

INDIVIDUAL CLAIMS RESOLUTION UNDER THE

HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS TRUST

        Part I.  Purpose and Definitions

Section

    674-1 Purpose

    674-2 Definitions

        Part II.  Individual Claims Review Panel

    674-3 Establishment of the board of individual claims

          resolution

    674-4 Tenure and compensation of members

    674-5 Panel staff; power to contract

    674-6 Rulemaking powers

    674-7 Review by panel required

    674-8 Powers and procedures of the panel

    674-9 Panel hearing or review proceedings; fact-finding;

          evidence

   674-10 Findings and advisory opinion

   674-11 Subsequent litigation; excluded evidence

   674-12 Immunity of panel members from liability

   674-13 Legal adviser

   674-14 Annual report

   674-15 Limitations upon award of compensation or corrective

          action

 674-15.5 Preclusion of title-related claims

        Part III.  Judicial Relief for Retroactive Claims by

                   Individual Native Hawaiians

   674-16 Waiver of immunity

   674-17 Right to sue, individual claims

   674-18 Scope of relief

   674-19 Limitation on actions

   674-20 No implied liability or award

   674-21 Attorney's fees and costs

Note

  Hawaiian home lands trust claims.  L 1992, c 316; L 1993, c 352.

Cross References

  Lands conveyed for development of housing projects, see §§10-13.6 and 171-18.5.

Law Journals and Reviews

  The Native Hawaiian Trusts Judicial Relief Act:  The First Step in an Attempt to Provide Relief.  14 UH L. Rev. 889 (1992).

  Ke Ala Pono--The Path of Justice:  The Moon Court's Native Hawaiian Rights Decisions.  33 UH L. Rev. 447 (2011).

  A Modest Proposal for Determining Class Member Damages:  Aggregation and Extrapolation in the Kalima v. State Breach of Homelands Trust Class Action.  34 UH L. Rev. 1 (2012).

Case Notes

  Trial court erred in granting plaintiffs the right to sue for breach of contract under chapter 661 where, with respect to the individual beneficiary claims under this chapter, the language of Act 14, L Sp 1995 merely indicated the legislature's expressed desire for "title-related" claims to be settled in a timely manner.  111 H. 84, 137 P.3d 990 (2006).