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...IN THE MATTER OF a challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority BETWEEN THE SALAD BOWL LIMITED Plaintiff AND AMBERLEIGH HOWE-THORNLEY Defendant Hearing: 11 July 2013 and by memoranda filed on 22 and 26 July 2013 (Heard at Nelson) Appearances: Bryan Forrest, advocate for plaintiff Kevin Murray and Shayne Boyce, advocates for defendant Judgment: 16 August 2013 JUDGMENT OF CHIEF JUDGE G L COLGAN...
...submission is that the subject matter of the complaint leading to the above charges is outside our jurisdiction because, in particular, the issue involves an internal civil dispute which was the subject of disagreement within PGG Wrightson prior to it filing its complaint against the appellant. [73] In final submissions Mr Chesterman has been able to advise that, on 30 October 2013, the appellant was served with a Notice of Claim for proceeding CIV-2013-039-116 (District Court at...
...LIMITED Second Defendant AND SPOTLESS SERVICES (NZ) LIMITED Third Defendant AND ISS FACILITY SERVICES LIMITED Fourth Defendant AND COMPASS GROUP NZ LIMITED Fifth Defendant Hearing: 15 and 16 March 2007 and by written submissions filed on 23 and 30 March and 4 April 2007 (Heard at Wellington) Court: Chief Judge GL Colgan Judge CM Shaw Judge AA Couch Appearances: Peter Cranney and Anthea Hughes, Counsel for Plaintiff and New Zealand Council of Trade Unions as I...
...its position from its initial declaration application to what it sought in closing submissions. [32] It is proper that we set out the chronology leading to this: S 9 10 10 (a) The application for the initially requested declarations was filed in July 2017. (b) A pre-hearing conference was convened on 18 August 2017. As the associated minuteS records, the parties supported the court's suggestion that Amicus be appointed with a brief that included consultation with part...
...resolution mechanisms in our court – employing mediation processes – is in very positive terri- tory. This free service undertaken by independent facili- tators, our Environment Commissioners, is successful in resolving about 75 per cent of the cases filed in the court, on a comparatively cost-effective basis. Challenge 4, in contrast, might be thought quite richly to justify its label ‘challenge’. Challenges 4 and 5 are in fact seen by us to coalesce somewhat in the following way. S...
...activity, and provided for a less concentrated form of development in the Outer Business Zone. It also proposed to re-zone 7.63ha of residentially-zoned land to Outer Business Zone. Most of that land was along a ring road. 31 [64] Motor Machinists filed a submission contending that two lots it owned in the Residential Zone should be included in the Outer Business Zone. The Council agreed to re-zone the back half of these properties as Outer Business Zone because a factory building...
...were available. Mr Auva’a was grateful for the support that he had received and agreed that no further rehabilitation was needed. The VI process was explained to him. Vocational Independence Assessments [24] On 4 March 2016, Mr Auva’a’s file went through a VI quality check. Dr Peter Thakurdas, branch medical adviser, assessed that Mr Auva’a would likely be able to sustain 30 hours a week of appropriate work, and recommended that the case manager inform Mr Auva’a that...
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DAVINIA CADDY v VICE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND [2021] NZEmpC 129 [13 August 2021] IN THE EMPLOYMENT COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND I TE KŌTI TAKE MAHI O AOTEAROA TĀMAKI MAKAURAU [2021] NZEmpC 129 EMPC 180/2019 IN THE MATTER OF a challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority BETWEEN DAVINIA CADDY Plaintiff AND VICE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND Defendant Hearing: 1–4 and 7 Dec
...industry advice in the circumstances. Accordingly, the Committee would take no further action on this aspect of the complaint. 62. The appellant had also contended that he was wrongly blamed by the licensee for delaying the selling process by filing a complaint with the Authority. The evidence before the Committee showed that the solicitor and the co-owner considered that the appellant’s conduct, including his involvement with the Authority, contributed to delays in the sale proce...