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1 IN THE CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKES INSURANCE TRIBUNAL CEIT-0068-2019 IN THE MATTER OF CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKES INSURANCE TRIBUNAL ACT 2019 BETWEEN P J & S J Applicant AND HOLLOWAY BUILDERS LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) First Respondent AND IAG NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Second Respondent AND QBE AUSTRALIA LIMITED Third Respondent AND HFC CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL (SOUTH) LIMITED Fourth Respondent (REMOVED) A
...case summarily as an abuse of process was first employed in England in 1875, in a case brought by Thomas Castro, the Tichborne claimant. After he had been held to be an impostor and imprisoned for perjury, he sought to challenge his conviction by a civil procedure which required the consent of the Attorney General. When the clerk declined to seal the writ, as the Attorney General had not given his consent, Castro sued the clerk for half a million pounds in damages. The defendant immedi...
...Ms Simes denied all charges. Background [6] In November 2009 the Legal Services Agency lodged a complaint with the New Zealand Law Society regarding Ms Simes. Ms Simes was a listed lead provider with the Agency in the areas of family and civil law. [7] The complaint from the Agency noted that in June 2009 it had become aware that Ms Simes had been overseas for a period of three weeks from 29 May 2009 until 22 June 2009. It was concerned that during her absence her practice ha...
...given lies on the lawyer and not on the client and the onus has been called “a heavy one” (Taylor at p 440). I also acknowledge that Taylor and Mouat concerned whether or not there had been a breach of fiduciary duty. That is a question of civil legal obligations and not of professional responsibility. 14 [55] At the hearing Ms Sherbourne said she did not have an independent recollection of the meeting which took place on 20 June 2005 between herself and Ms Kendal. Howev...
...present) should be dealt with by new applications for termination of trust and or review of trust if there is further information available not known to the Māori Land Court in 2009. If the information is new, I direct the Registrar to waive the fee. However, I should point out that if the applicant is attempting to use the same information to mount the same case before the Māori Land Court, he is likely to be told that the principle of res judicata applies. [22] I turn now to the...
...the Dusseldorf telephone number of Sydney Migration International GmbH. [31] These branch-out seminars, appearing on the NZMI website, blog and Facebook page, took place in Germany, Singapore, the United States and Dubai. Participants paid a fee to attend ($A290). http://www.newzealand-migration.de/ 8 [32] According to an English language brochure for the seminar “Upgrade Your Lifestyle Living and Working in Australia or New Zealand”, the presenter was Mr Walke. The b...
...understand a policy wording, which it authored, and to know of the legal concepts involved. This underlies the frequency of the application of the contra proferentem rule against insurers. An insurer will be professionally advised on legal issues, civil construction issues, quantum and building regulation issues. The damage sustained by buildings in the CES events and the remediation of those buildings have shown the complexities of engineering and building regulation issues involve...
...Association. WHAT COSTS ARE THERE? The only compulsory ‘cost’ associated with appointment as a Justice of the Peace is your time spent discharging the duties of the office. There are some minor discretionary costs such as the membership fee of your local Association, travel to ongoing education sessions and service desks, and replacement stamps. DO I NEED INTERNET ACCESS? Yes. Information for Justices of the Peace is available on the website of your local Justices of th...
...generous in that regard. However, once counsel suggested a more reasoned figure, Mr SY set out to account to the four beneficiaries for that part of the retention fund to which they then became entitled. [143] Nor is there any suggestion that the fees charged by Mr SY for the steps taken in the administration of TY’s estate, were excessive. [144] His lapse was that for several years he effectively ignored Ms LT and LN. [145] It will be disappointing to Mr SY that after [many] y...
...proportionate shares; c) section 117(2) vesting the Māori land interests of the deceased in the persons entitled; and d) section 242 for payment of the said funds held for the deceased to Mark Couborough Law as reimbursement of the application fee paid. Mr Couborough: As Your Honour pleases. Copy of minute to Applicant. 6. The effect of the order, made under sections 113 and 117 of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 (the Act), was to vest Ngarangi Kanoa Babbington...