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...expressing reservations about the further exchanges of submissions and whether the complaint process was fair. He repeated his view that the 2010 agreement should not have been set aside and that Mrs RR could well have been successful if she had appealed. He referred to the potential that [KLJ] might have rebounded in the not too distant future, and to Mrs RR’s reluctance to invest in an expert who could refute Mr RR’s valuation. Mr QQ says Mrs RR’s instructions to him at t...
...Topic 16: Transportation, subtopics 16.3 and 16.6 against the proposed Marlborough Environment Plan. [2] The court has now read and considered the consent memorandum of the parties dated 19 July 2023. Other relevant matters [3] Twelve parties appealed provisions relating to the water allocation and use topic. Eighteen parties gave notice of an intention to become a party under s274 of the Resource Management Act 1991 (‘RMA’). On 21 March 2023, Villa Maria Estate Limited wi...
...consider whether further restrictions should be placed on the marketing of alcohol. The Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 introduced stronger controls on alcohol advertising and promotion, such as making it an offence to promote alcohol in a way that appeals to minors and bans free or heavily-discounted promotions. The Ministerial forum on alcohol advertising and sponsorship will gather evidence and expert advice about the effectiveness of possible advertising or sponsorship controls. Find ou...
...s126 of the Employment Relations Act 2000 which provides that where the remedy of reinstatement is provided by the Authority the employee must be reinstated immediately or in accordance with the Authority’s order despite any challenge to or appeal against the determination of the Authority. It says that: The provisions for reinstatement remain in full force pending the outcome of those proceedings unless the Authority or the Court otherwise orders. [12] There is no guidance give...
...plaintiff was seeking, although I note from the invoices that, with GST, the costs incurred by the defendant in the Authority exceeded $25,000. [9] As to the costs in the Employment Court, Mr McPhail referred to the triumvirate of Court of Appeal decisions on costs: Victoria University of Wellington v Alton-Lee, 6 Binnie v Pacific Health Ltd 7 and Health Waikato Ltd v Elmsly. 8 He observed that the process of document disclosure covered documents created over nearly 14 y...
...jurisdiction to consider the substantive issues which the plaintiffs wish to raise. [15] The outcome is dependent on the interpretation of s179 of the Employment Relations Act 2000. The plaintiffs’ case [16] In relation to the scope of appeals from the Authority to the Court, Mr Wallis cited the leading authorities Sibly v Christchurch City Council1 and Lloyd v The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa2. He relies on the ratio in Sibly as expressed at paragraph 47: If...
...for his actions. He had admitted wrongdoing and just disagreed that his actions amounted to disgraceful conduct. He now accepts the finding. [h] Mr Gollins referred to a comment made in the decision of the Tribunal declining Mr Gollins’ appeal against the decision to lay charges where Judge Barber said “Having said all that, it may be that the defendant’s admissions established not only unsatisfactory conduct but misconduct. Currently we do not think that the revocatio...
...the requirements of s 274 if they wish to be party to the proceedings. Persons who do not give notice under s 274 will receive no further communication from the Court, other than ultimately to receive a copy of the Decision(s) when issued. [21] Appeal processes in part 11 RMA apply after the s 274 period. Nevertheless, because the process leads to a first-instance hearing, there will generally be many more parties than in most appeals. The case- managing Judge may therefore impose fur...
...the Court in case management, alternative dispute resolution, preparation of hearings and the hearings themselves. 7. The topics addressed in the Practice Note are, broadly: Communication with the Court and amongst parties; Lodging appeals and applications; Direct referrals Case management; Alternative dispute resolution; Procedures of hearings Expert witnesses Access to Court records Glossary of terms. 8. There are three append...