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...person’s case should be transferred to the District Court for sentencing. The judge may also order the parent or guardian of a child or young person to undertake a parenting education programme. In some circumstances, a child or young person can appeal decisions made by the Youth Court. This should be discussed with a youth advocate. youthcourt.govt.nz M O J0 21 3_ O C T1 9
...hearing. [12] Considering the impact the Site may have on Mobil, and the concerns it has regarding the stockpile and the potential risks of slope failure, gas explosions and flooding, I consider that it is appropriate that it be allowed to join the appeal out of time. [13] The application for waiver is granted. ______________________________ MLJ Dickey Environment Judge
...applications referred to the Authority by a District Licensing Committee ARLA 2024 Practice Direction 4 8-Apr-24 Practice direction s 156 District Licensing Committees are to give the Authority a written transcript of any proceeding which is being appealed ARLA 2024 Practice Direction 5 8-Apr-24 Practice direction Sets a deadline of 10 working days before a hearing for the filing of submissions and/or briefs of evidence ARLA 2024 Practice Direction 6 8-Apr-24 Practice direction s 1...
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...online system before being sent to the individual TAs for consideration and approval. N/A 7. Consider reviewing the Act and/or developing guidance material for hearings to enable community members to better participate in the licence application appeal process. Sub-Part 2, 4 and 5, and sections 104 and 206 in the Act RELEASED UNDER THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION ACT 1982i! Allen + Clarke 2022 Alcohol Licensing Review – Ministry of Justice 14 www.allenandclarke.co.nz 1.0...
...Auckland) Appearances: Emma Butcher, Counsel for Plaintiff Christopher Patterson, Counsel, and Colin Ross, Advocate for Defendant Judgment: 19 March 2007 JUDGMENT OF CHIEF JUDGE GL COLGAN [1] The issues for decision in this challenge (appeal) by hearing de novo from a determination of the Employment Relations Authority are: • whether Kathleen Henderson’s summary dismissal from her position as a senior lecturer at Unitec Institute of Technology (“Unitec”) was...
...to be enrolled and scanned for the Panztel, OCS should have sought resolution of the dispute before issuing the instructions. In Sky Network Television Ltd v Duncan2 in the context of a personal grievance for unjustified dismissal the Court of Appeal found that the legal position between the employer and the employee was not clear cut and the dispute “cried out for an attempt at resolution”. 1 Wellington Clerical Workers IUOW v Col...
...subject of definition in case law. Ironically, perhaps, one of the most recent cases to confirm when a grievance has been raised is another police case, Creedy v Commissioner of Police [2006] 1 ERNZ 517. This issue is not one affected by subsequent appeals in that case. [13] In Creedy at paragraph [35], the Court confirmed previous interpretations to the effect that a grievance is raised with an employer as soon as the employee has made, or has taken reasonable steps to make, the...
...10063 v Jenner Real Estate Ltd [2012] NZREADT 68. There, we followed our earlier decision in Cooke v CAC 10031 [2011] NZREADT 27, and noted with approval the following definition of misconduct, set out in a decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal, Pillai and Messiter (No 2) (1989) 16 NSWLR 197: “Professional misconduct does not arise where there is mere professional incompetence nor deficiencies in the practice of the profession by a practitioner. More is required. Such mi...
...purpose for which they are brought into being is for use in existing or contemplated litigation. In the case of contemplated litigation, legal proceedings must be a definite prospect rather than a vague possibility. The test adopted by the Court of Appeal is whether litigation is reasonably apprehended at the time the document comes into existence; this will be a question of fact in each case. [citations omitted] [28] The Court of Appeal decision referred to at the end of this passage i...