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...challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority BETWEEN SEALORD GROUP LIMITED Plaintiff AND AARON PICKERING Defendant Hearing: (on the papers by memoranda filed on 10 July and 6 August 2015 and affidavits filed on 10 July 2015) Counsel: P Kiely, counsel for the plaintiff A Sharma, counsel for the defendant Judgment: 17 September 2015 COSTS JUDGMENT OF JUDGE A D FORD Introduction [1] In my substanti...
...both alleging misconduct19 NZLS Evidence by Mr BW as a partner in an incorporated law firm, and relating to breaches of the regulations that govern lawyers’ operation of their trust accounts. [31] Attached to the charges are copies of two affidavits containing evidence NZLS relies on to prove the charges. [32] One affidavit is by Mr KL,20 [33] The other affidavit is by MG, and was sworn on 6 March 2015. Mr MG deposes to being the Regional Team Leader for LCS. He attaches...
...litigation”. [11] The Committee recorded that it did not have a copy of the invoice that Mr RG had provided to the High Court. It considered the sequence of events, referred to documents produced by the parties in the High Court proceeding, and affidavits sworn by Mr PH in anticipation of an appeal. The Committee noted that Company A’s position was that that invoice genuinely related to interest (i.e. the printout and chronology represent correct position), and that Mr RG’s...
...the defendant had accepted that while Ms A was effectively his employee, his conduct could be construed as bullying, and he met with Ms A for a private mediation where issues between them were settled. [24] Ms Pender also referred to an affidavit sworn by the defendant and submitted in relation to penalty and his application for non-publication of his name. In addition to the matters set out above, the defendant said that Ms A was the first junior staff member he had ever ha...
...County Council otherwise dealt with the application on the basis that the activity in respect of which the applicant sought permission was to run fortnightly meetings in the period October to April each year. 4 [6] The Applicants filed three affidavits in support of their application being joint affidavits of both Applicants dated 1 August 2017 and 13 April 2018 as well as an affidavit of Ms Reid solely dated 8 March 2018. The Respondent filed affidavits dated 23 March 2018 and...
...was unwell, but would be selective or edit information she provided to support deferring the Tribunal’s decision on sanctions. [8] Accordingly, the Tribunal required that if, and only if, she requested a further adjournment she should provide an affidavit from a doctor. It was to: [8.1] state that the doctor has read the interim decision, and understood the purpose of her or his affidavit; [8.2] identify Ms Shadforth’s state of health, with sufficient particularity to explain the...
...as to the three issues Mr Dhar was required to answer. 5 [12] The Tribunal gave notice to Mr Dhar that, pursuant to section 49(4)(a) of the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 (the Act), the Tribunal requested that he file an affidavit responding to the statement of complaint. The Tribunal also drew his attention to his right to legal representation. [13] Mr Dhar’s response is addressed in the following discussion in relation to the respective grounds of compla...
...at the property which placed the environment and surrounding properties at continued risk of erosion, slippage and sediment run-off into the stormwater network. Works are required to mitigate that risk. [5] The Application is supported by two affidavits from: (a) Mark Douglas Huntley, an Engineering Geologist at lnitia Limited, affirmed on 17 December 2020; and (b) Jamey Kahn Stephens, Senior Compliance Officer at the Council, affirmed on 18 December 2020. 1 Affidavit of Jamey...
...from the process and was very remorseful about her mistakes and lapses of judgement. Ms Ng had decided not to renew her licence and had returned to her country of origin to look after her father. [27] In support of the submissions, Ms Ng swore an affidavit (17 October 2018). She started practising as an immigration adviser after obtaining the Graduate Certificate in New Zealand Immigration Advice from the Bay of Plenty Polytechnic in 2014. She set up a part-time practice once she...
...pursuant to s 240 of the Act, for permanent suppression of the names of the complainants and clients, in respect of both charges. Directions [42] This matter should be set down for a penalty hearing. We direct the Standards Committee to file any affidavits and submissions by 28 September; Mr Kennelly shall file any affidavits and submissions by 21 October. Unless counsel submit otherwise, a half day hearing shall be set down on or after 28 October 2022. DATED at AUCKLAND...