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...Representation: The applicant: Self-represented The respondent: L Tan/LTuku’aho, counsel SUBJECT TO NON-PUBLICATION ORDER DECISION Dated 14 July 2025 2 INTRODUCTION [1] CT (the applicant) has filed an application for review under s 112 of the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 (the Act) against the determination of the Registrar of the Real Estate Agents Authority (the Registrar) on 11 February 2025 not to pursue a complaint the applicant...
...He acknowledged that no such enquiries had been made prior to allowing Mr D’Arcy-Smith on to the site. Rather, the documentation that Mr D’Arcy-Smith was provided included an induction manual which referred to the following computer file tree: “staff/staff employment pack/ 12 08 03 induction manual”. [21] Mr Stevenson said that a staff pack was given to Mr D’Arcy-Smith on his first day because that was the material that was available when he arrived. As he al...
...evaluate whether Ms Yerman had a right to retain some, or all, of the fee she received. That will require a review of the provisions that require licensed immigration advisers to charge fair and reasonable fees. The Complaint [5] The Registrar filed a statement of complaint; it set out a factual narrative, and identified four potential grounds for complaint (as outlined above). The main elements of the factual background in the Statement of Complaint were as follows: [5.1] The Bisscho...
...the course of the Authority’s investigative process. [49] The Authority must proceed with its investigation in the circumstances. [50] It may well be that no issue of costs arises. If it does, memoranda may be exchanged, with the plaintiff filing and serving any memorandum and supporting material within 40 days of the date of this judgment and the defendant filing and serving any response within a further 20 days. Christina Inglis Judge...
...years to 14.08 years. His entitlement is 3 weeks per year of service pro rata at NZ daily rate which was his current rate at the time of redundancy. There is no shortfall. [23] The parties were unable to resolve matters and proceedings were filed. Approach to interpretation [24] The interpretative exercise is directed at establishing the meaning the parties to the collective agreement intended the words in dispute to bear. 1 Evidence relating to what the parties subjectiv...
...to protect the interests of his clients8; were all admitted by Mr Milne. 1 A breach of s 110. 2 A breach of s 111 3 A breach of s 113. 4 A breach of s 114. 5 In his formal response filed pursuant to r 7 Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Disciplinary Tribunal) Regulations 2008. 6 Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 – s 4(b). 7 Ibid, s 4(c). 8 Ibid, s 4(d). 4 [12] Finally, Mr Milne, in the particulars supporti...
...Member REPRESENTATION: Ms N Wills, Director of Proceedings Ms C Humphrey for defendant DATE OF DECISION: 9 April 2015 DECISION OF TRIBUNAL [1] These proceedings under s 50 of the Health and Disability Commissioner Act 1994 were filed on 27 March 2015. [2] The parties have resolved all matters in issue and the Tribunal is asked to make a consent declaration. On 27 March 2015 the parties also filed: [2.1] A Consent Memorandum dated 13 March 2015. [2.2] An Agreed Sum...
...is named Tamati Whanau Trust.” [19] The consent forms included a list of land blocks in which Mr and Mrs Tamati had or have interests and one of the blocks on the list was “Taumataoteo” with no further identifier. These consent forms were filed at the Court along with the application to form a whanau trust. [20] However, on 5 June 1997, when the trust was created, Taumataoteo 24C4 was not included in the lands vested in the trust. The reason for this apparent administrative...
...asked the Claims Supervisor (the CS) if the appellant’s claim should be declined in light of Mr Mackenzie’s report, or whether ACC should wait for a notional earnings assessment. The Regional Medical Officer (the RMO) was asked to review the file because the CS felt that after 24 weeks of ERC, ACC’s responsibility was about at an end and Mr Mackenzie felt that 1 Affidavit of appellant sworn 1/12/10 2 ACC memorandum 3/11/90; submissions...
...the serious serious allegations of unprofessional conduct which the statement of complaint alleged. [9] In directions issued on 2 June 2015, the Tribunal indicated it was concerned that the facts were not adequately resolved. In response, Ms Kim filed a further affidavit and submissions providing a more complete response to the allegations against her. She acknowledged she did not have records in some cases, explained why, and gave evidence of invariable practice to support her explanati...