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..."COl/Po') I)"i' Y "-<~_""",-~:::1 ~ '~ ~;_;"".,. 2 necessary to produce the reports, and the period of 30 working days is insufficient to enable a resource consent application to be made, filed and processed, and for the work to be done and reports prepared. [3] Section 339(5) provides that upon conviction the District Court may make an order specified in s 314 RMA. Section 321 (1) provides that any person directly affe...
...paragraph 68 of Opening Submissions Counsel for OWRUG discussed the notion that the deemed permit priority regime has its genesis in the private property nature of the permits. The Court requested clarification as to the source of this position. 2. Filed with this memorandum is the case of the Minister of Conservation v. Otago Regional Council Decision No. 29/2002 which provides at paragraphs [4] – [13] a succinct summary of the history of the deemed permit regime through time...
All data has been randomly rounded for privacy reasons. *From 1 July 2019 the youth jursidiction was extended to include 17-year olds. 17-year olds are included in this data for charges filed from 1 July 2019 onwards. More detailed statistics are available on the Stats NZ website (http://nzdotstat.stats.govt.nz/) under "Justice". A full summary of this data is available at https://www.justice.govt.nz/justice-sector-policy/research-data/justice-statistics/children-and-young-peo...
SUMMARY Case: Beattie v Porirua City Council - INTERIM DECISION File No: TRI 2010-101-000009/ DBH 06006 Citation: [2010] NZWHT Wellington 14 Court: WHT Adjudicator: C Ruthe Date of Decision: 14 May 2010 Background Pursuant to sections 72 and 73 of the WHRS Act 2006, the Tribunal heard and determined the claim against the sixth respondent, Ms Donaldson separately. Ms Donaldson did not pursue a removal application as it was unlikely to succeed due to the requirements for...
...February 2009. The work was then to be completed within six weeks of the issue of the permit. 3. Subsequently there was a teleconference in which the first respondent said that they had been prepared by their architect and were about to file the work permit and to complete the work. This has not been done. The Law 4. Section 90(2) makes it a requirement of the Tribunal to make a monetary order pursuant to Section 90(2). In light of a default such an order has to be...
...notes if only possession of the land is being sought. The breakdown of the total amount owed by the defendant/judgment debtor is: ($) Amount of judgment debt Less amount already paid Interest on the remaining debt Fee for filing application Lawyer costs for this application Costs of previous enforcement action Total amount owed
...agreements reached at mediation and witness conferencing ; • How such agreements relate to or address issues raised by submitters to the resource consent applications who either did not join these proceedings pursuant to s 27 4 or alternatively filed s 27 4 notices but did not participate in mediation or expert witness conferencing; • Advise as to the process for completing a coherent and enforceable set of conditions to the Court for consideration at hearing. The report to be...
...under s 73 of the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 (the Act) HEARD by telephone on 27 July 2020 APPEARANCES Constable Jerry Shorn – NZ Police A Aranui - No appearance DECISION [1] The Police filed a complaint against Aston Aranui as they consider he is unsuitable to hold a certificate due to him having committed a violence related offence while he was working as a security guard. [2] Mr Aranui pleaded guilty to a charge of reck...
...and scheduled an in-person hearing in Wellington on 11 August 2020. On the morning of that hearing Mr Marsters advised by email that neither he nor his character witnesses would be attending the hearing. He has not applied for waiver and neither filed any written submissions in response to the Police complaint, nor any references or other supporting documentation. [5] Mr Marsters has provided no information to show that despite his disqualifying conviction he is suitable to be a c...
...topics that will be subject to expert evidence and expert witness conferencing; • Evidence exchange timetable; • Possible further mediation; • Any other matters requiring direction from the Court The Court has directed that memoranda be filed by parties no later than 5:00pm Tuesday 3 May 2022 raising issues they wish the Court to consider under the above heads. EC4200_PrehearingConference CORRESPONDENCE AND ENQUIRIES Information on the Environment Court and the Court...