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DOWNER NEW ZEALAND LIMITED v GARRY JONES NZEmpC CHRISTCHURCH [2018] NZEmpC 77 [12 July 2018] IN THE EMPLOYMENT COURT CHRISTCHURCH [2018] NZEmpC 77 EMPC 187/2017 IN THE MATTER OF a challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority BETWEEN DOWNER NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Plaintiff AND GARRY JONES Defendant EMPC 189/2017 AND IN THE MATTER of a challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authorit
...the Agency, Mr Stevens. The Committee decided to take no further action on these complaints. Although Mr Moseley submitted a Notice of Appeal against this decision it was out of time pursuant to s 111 of the Act and therefore not accepted for filing. [6] Mr Smith told the Committee that he had asked the vendors if the property had been flooded, and they responded that it had not. He further said that if the property had been flooded there would have been new carpet, new s...
...felt pain in his back. He saw a medical provider who lodged a claim on 12 December 2005. ACC funded five physiotherapy treatments and granted cover for pain in the lumbar spine. There are no other documents in relation to this claim on the ACC file. It is unclear whether there was any recorded injury to which the cover related. [21] On 9 October 2007, the appellant presented to Dr Sitjes who noted: … recurrent lower back pain since initial injury in 2001. Injured lifting a...
...The Browns decided that they wanted to partition out the majority share holding in Part Kairakau 2C5B, and sell the land comprised in the partition. The share holding was actually owned by their farm company, Kapiti Farm Limited. An application was filed in the Maori Land Court in 1989 to partition out the 61.64% interest in the block owned by Kapiti Farm Limited. Throughout, the minority Maori shareholders in Part Kairakau 2C5B have opposed partition. The Browns made no secret of their...
...of violence and abuse. The Review is not able to fully investigate the issues in the Family Court A comprehensive inquiry into the Family Court must have powers to subpoena witnesses, interview judges and other court officials, and review case files. It must also provide the required protection for the victims of domestic violence (primarily women and children) to give evidence of their experiences in the Family Court without fear of negative repercussions.12 Under New Zealand’s...
...infrastructure. [013] I held a hearing in at the Harvest Hotel in Cromwell on Wednesday 9 September 2020. [014] The ORC s42A report and the RWL opening legal submissions and evidence2 was pre-circulated in conformance with a Minute I issued setting out a filing timetable. I provided written questions to the s42A author on 19 August 2020 and received written answers to those questions on 25 August 2020. Those questions and answers were copied to all participants. Further supplement...
...for the proposal. The coding used is that contained in the Summary of Decisions table prepared for the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) and published on the EPA website. Some of these footnote references have been corrected since the filing of Evidence in Chief. Where “consequential amendment” is noted, the amendment is a necessary consequence of a submission-based recommended amendment so that the overall integrity of the plan change is maintained and/or to ensure...
...summarised and assessed in accordance with Schedule 10A.4 of Plan Change 7. Application Form 4C (dummy based on PC 7 JWS - 21 May 2021) – version 1 Water metering records sent to Council electronically or recorded on file by Council with historical water use summarised and assessed in accordance with Schedule 10A.4 of Plan Change 7. You can seek your water metering records from watermetering@orc.govt.nz and Council can analyse the data for you using...
...necessary for the purposes of reviewing a case, and that it is not able to obtain the information in any other manner.18 79 The information the CCRC will be requesting from persons in public organisations would most likely include Police records and files from Crown Prosecutors. The information I expect to be requested from private persons includes specific documentation or material, and examination on oath of eye witnesses. 80 I also propose a civil enforcement mechanism in relation t...
...dated 9 April 2020 at section 5.1.1. 35 Statement of Evidence of Edward Ellison dated 17 September 2021 at paragraph 85; Statement of Evidence of Dean Whaanga dated 17 September 2021 at paragraph 10 to 12, 20 to 21 and 28 to 29. 14 evidence filed on behalf of the Council, including, in particular, the evidence of Ms Boyd and Ms Lee. 51 Instead, in this section of my legal submissions I focus on one remaining issue in terms of the drafting and some aspects of the provisions that...