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Story summary
- The Court of Appeal dismissed Rhys Cullen's appeal against a trespass order from Mount Albert Grammar School in Auckland, affirming the school board's decision to revoke his entry rights.
- Cullen, who lost his medical license in 2007, provided tutoring but allegedly undermined staff authority and made disruptive allegations.
- The court found no violation of Cullen's rights and upheld the High Court's ruling.
- Cullen was also involved in a failed attempt to convert Kelston Boys’ High School into a charter school against community opposition.
