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1. RIS - Referendum Advertising at the 2020 General Election [pdf, 830 KB]

   ...1993 this is set at $13,200, for third-party promoters at elections. The list of registered promoters is published. • Disclosure of registered promoters’ expenses – a requirement that registered promoters spending above a certain threshold file expense returns after the referendum. Referendum Advertising at the 2020 General Election: Impact Statement | 11 o In the Electoral Act 1993 this threshold is $100,000 for elections. For Citizens Initiated Referenda Act 1993 (...

2. [2021] NZEmpC 146 Gafiatullina v Propellerhead Ltd [pdf, 394 KB]

   ...was approached by Ms James. She says she was repeatedly asked to leave and did so after having lunch. She says she was not 15 The meeting was held offsite. provided an opportunity to farewell her colleagues or to take her personal files from the computer. [99] This recollection was contested by Ms James who agrees she said it was best that Ms Gafiatullina leave the office, but says she realised Ms Gafiatullina was upset and angry and, as a result, decided not to act...

3. [2022] NZEnvC 199 Kristin School Charitable Trust [pdf, 11 MB]

   ...... .... ......... .................................... ....... ... .... ... ... ... ..... ..... ....... .. ... .. ... ........... ... ... . 25 Annexure A 28 3 REASONS Introduction (1] In March 2021 Kristin School Charitable Trust (Kristin) filed a notice of motion directly referring its application to change the conditions of its resource consent1 to the Environment Court. The changes include the deletion of an existing condition and the addition of new conditions which would...

4. [2021] NZACC 106 - Panui v ACC (28 July 2021) [pdf, 620 KB]

   ...of the infection which is an already covered injury and not caused by treatment. It was to be assessed under s 20(2)(g), gradual process consequential on a covered personal injury. This did not happen. [24] On 24 January 2018 Mr Heiss-Dunlop filed a claim for a treatment injury in the form of an infected non-union fusion performed in September 2016. He was of the view that the septicaemia and elbow infection in January 2018 was as a result of the fusion surgery in September 2016....

5. [2021] NZACC 130 - Dunnage v ACC (6 August 2021) [pdf, 465 KB]

   ...He described his work tasks as trimming carcasses and pulling pelts. He said he had started to paint the ceiling in his lounge but had to stop because of the pain. Mr Black continued to work but he was on light duties. This is recorded in a file note by Tracey Henderson, Injury Prevention Officer on 3 May 2011. [6] At the review hearing, Mr Black said he felt the pain was because of the repetitive work that he did. He was moving his shoulder all of the time. He said the pain...

6. [2021] NZEmpC 186 Restaurant Brands Ltd v Gill [pdf, 349 KB]

   ...for an interim visa without the INZ form accompanying it, the application for the interim visa may be accepted, with a grace period granted for the form to be provided. [126] Mr Williams also said that if an application for an interim visa was filed with the INZ form signed by an employer a few days before the underlying visa expired, that would have been sufficient for INZ to have granted an interim visa whilst the application was considered. [127] The effect of this evidenc...

7. Ratu v Marshall - Whangape Lot 65B Sec 2A [2023] Māori Appellate Court MB 115 (2023 APPEAL 115) [pdf, 383 KB]

   ...address those same issues on appeal. We also granted Ms Katipo an extension for filing her submissions so that she would have additional time to address the new issues.7 This alleviated any prejudice that would have arisen. We note that Ms Katipo filed comprehensive submissions addressing all issues on appeal. [15] Taking this approach also allowed us to maintain the existing hearing date for the appeal and so there was no delay. Further evidence [16] Generally, a party cannot...

8. AT v Accident Compensation Corporation (Mental Injury) [2023] NZACC 131 [pdf, 401 KB]

   ...received judgment in the proceedings, in his or her favour, before the commencement of this section, the plaintiff does not have cover under this section for the injury or injuries to which the proceedings relate: (b) if the proceedings were filed, but not heard, before the date of introduction of the Injury Prevention, Rehabilitation, and Compensation Amendment Act (No 2) 2005, nothing in this section prevents the proceedings from being heard or prevents a court from awarding t...

9. 2023-NZEnvC-244-The-Canyon-Vineyard-Limited-v-Central-Otago-District-Council.pdf [pdf, 2.8 MB]

   ...memorandum, 18 October 2023 at [4]. 4 The Canyon Vineyard Limited v Central Otago District Council [2022) NZHC 2458 at [239] and The Canyon Vineyard Limited v Central Otago District Council [2023] NZCA 74 at [38]. 3 [4] The parties have since filed a notice of motion5 requesting a partial recall of that final decision to correct the approved plans confirmed by that decision and the conditions of consent that refer to those plans. The court’s power to correct errors [5] Section 27...

10. [2024] NZEmpC 183 Auckland Trotting Club Inc v Payne [pdf, 343 KB]

    ...including reference to the accounting team’s incompetence. He had previously advised that the reason for the delay was that before the new finance team took over the system, much of the information had been deleted and the team was having to recover files by various means. He also provided Mr Payne’s email (including his version of the formula) to the finance team. [108] By 11 June 2020, the team had managed to recover some information,18 and Mr Barsi sent it to Mr Payne, as...