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...writer counsellor something else. 100 How were you related to the child or children in the family dispute? parent guardian grandparent whānau / family Other 101 Is there anything else you would like to tell us? 102 How to have your say Thank you for taking the time to read and answer questions about the 2014 changes to the family justice system....
...and answer. It would be neither productive nor possible to set out, or indeed refer to all of the evidence which has been given in the various stages of the case. Factually, what the Crown says in its last set of submissions at paragraphs 98 to 101 is correct. Arguments of the Applicant 26. I offer no comment upon this paragraph. 27. I offer no comment upon this paragraph. 28. I offer no comment upon this paragraph. 29. I offer no comment upon this paragraph. 29.1 I offer no...
...(c) In relation to the long term, either paragraph (b) applies the development infrastructure to support the development capacity is identified in the local authority’s infrastructure strategy (as required as part of its long-term plan)32 101. ‘Development infrastructure’ includes network infrastructure for water supply33. Analysis 102. The purpose of the NPSUD is to facilitate well-functioning urban environments. A theme that permeates the document is the need for int...
...(c) In relation to the long term, either paragraph (b) applies the development infrastructure to support the development capacity is identified in the local authority’s infrastructure strategy (as required as part of its long-term plan)32 101. ‘Development infrastructure’ includes network infrastructure for water supply33. Analysis 102. The purpose of the NPSUD is to facilitate well-functioning urban environments. A theme that permeates the document is the need for int...
...7 Section 51(1). 8 Z v Dental Complaints Assessment Committee [2008] NZSC 55, [2009] 1 NZLR 1 at [97], [128] & [151] (citation omitted). 9 Z v Dental Complaints Assessment Committee, above n 8, at [97], [101]–[102] & [112]. 13 [66] The adviser denies all the allegations in the statement of complaint. ASSESSMENT [67] The Registrar relies on the following provisions of the Code: General 1. A licensed immigration adviser must be
...June 2018 26 Chart F.5 Average Age (Days) of Active Appeals 30 June 2013 30 June 2014 30 June 2015 30 June 2016 30 June 2017 30 June 2018 Tribunal Average (days) 247 228 208 201 175 175 Residence 240 134 173 116 60 101 Deportation (Non-resident) 228 230 184 127 90 89 Refugee and Protection 329 248 215 159 137 98 Deportation (Resident) 425 425 361 500 574 481 Comparative Graph Showing Average Age of Active Appeals 0 10...
...7 June 2018 is quashed. [100] There will need to be engagement between the parties on the issue of the quantum of weekly compensation to be paid to the appellant during this period to take account matters including what he actually earned. [101] Should there be any issue as to costs counsel have leave to file memoranda in respect thereof. Judge C J McGuire District Court Judge Solicitors: P Sara, Barrister and Solicitor, Dunedin for the appellant Young...
...context in which the conduct complaint arises. [100] It is important to recognise that an obligation to provide competent advice does not impose unreasonable burden on a practitioner to be always right, or to always provide the right advice. [101] It has been noted that:12 while there is an existing professional duty of competence in New Zealand, albeit one which is particularly narrow, there is no duty to provide a high level of service to clients. The duty of competence is, in...
...$4,500. [99] This amount would be further reduced by the fact that it cannot be said with any certainty that the further statement of claim was a ‘waste of time’. [100] These comments may help to put the issue into perspective for Mr KM. [101] The determination of the Committee to take no further action with regard to this complaint, is confirmed. Orders [102] The Standards Committee imposed a fine of $2,000 and ordered Mr DF to pay costs in the sum of $1,000....
...[99] HL’s memorandum has been provided to the Court in circumstances where a foundation has been laid for HL to comment on the scientific evidence he has decided to provide to the Court. [100] Nor does HL simply provide evidence to the Court. [101] In his memorandum he identifies matters that he says arise in the technical papers provided. [102] In doing so, he is selecting from the evidence, matters he considers relevant to his client’s case. [103] In doing so, he is not si...