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Version 21 – October 2023 page 1 10/23 form 48 Tax Invoice Civil Legal Aid Fixed Fees Children’s Workers Exemption Appeals Legal aid file no. Invoice date Invoice number GST number Lead provider’s ref. To: Legal Aid, DX Box Number City Customer Lead provider Provider number Law firm Firm number Details of claim Fixed Fee: Date fixed fee(s) completed Fixed Fee Plus: Covers period from to Interim invoice F...
...granted on 11 July 2013 to CEF, the youngest son of EPF and the widow. The Practitioner’s Role [15] The widow consulted the practitioner very soon after the death of her husband. She received advice about her life tenancy and about making a claim to the estate under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976. The practitioner engaged in correspondence with Guardian Trust about possible options for administration of the estate if it were to renounce its executorship. He encouraged...
...[10] Mr Dolev stated in his evidence that upon return to Israel he was to become the manager of Netafim Israel, Africa Division in Ethiopia. He informed Netafim in February 2008 that he intended to relocate to Israel. He agreed with Netafim’s request to defer the move until the end of that year. He officially resigned in September 2008 but agreed to stay on until the end of November 2008. This was by arrangement between Netafim and Netafim Israel. The full-time permanent empl...
...link between the discitis and a covered accident. Background [2] The appellant was granted cover for the sprain of his hamstring tendon, left side, following an accident at his home on 11 December 2016. The description of the accident in the claim form was “pulling fire out of hearth and hurt leg”. It seems common ground that this accident occurred while the appellant was in the process of removing a log burner off the hearth at his home. [3] He lodged a further cla...
...observe timetable directions, and obfuscation by Mr Faleauto through the various processes involved. [4] Taking into account this history, the clear warning given to Mr Faleauto in the Tribunal’s minute of 16 September 2009, and Mr Faleauto’s request that the matter proceed in his absence, the Tribunal considered it appropriate to proceed, and accordingly went ahead with the hearing as set down, on 19 November 2009. 3 Amendment to Charges [5] The first issue the Tribun...
...that offer and went to the trader’s premises on the afternoon of 29 November to pay for the car and complete the transaction. 4 However before she paid for the vehicle the purchaser was handed and required to sign a document headed “TENDER FORM” which had been filled in by the trader which described the vehicle and the purchaser’s details and which then contained the following:- “I/We hereby tender the amount of $3,500 Plus $10 (change of ownership) for the above vehic...
...were issues arising from changes to his email address. The Ministry did not challenge the factual claims the appellant made regarding not knowing of the hearing or the interim decision, accordingly we granted a rehearing. The rehearing took the form of an oral hearing. [3] For convenience, and to avoid unnecessary reproduction of material, we attach the following documents: [3.1] The Authority’s original decision dated 18 May 2012. [3.2] The High Court’s decision on appeal d...
...claim. She was transferred to the relevant person, who asked Ms Martin questions and as a result of the answers provided, she was advised that she met the “ordinarily resident” criteria and that ACC would seek GP’s notes. ACC sent an email requesting that Ms Martin provide a discharge summary relating to the Australian hospital stay and related medical notes, which Ms Martin promptly provided. [14] ACC’s record on “cover assessment – initial call summary – spine” dat...
...Acting by majority section: 227 [146] The role of Mr Eru [155] The position of Mr Gray [165] Delegation of duties [171] Applicants’ case [172] Respondents’ case [174] Discussion [176] Trustee conduct [181] Keeping the owners informed [181] Filing of accounts [192] Inquorate meeting of owners [194] Waiora investment proposal [199] Relief [204] Broad acceptability [208] Applicants’ case [209] Respondents’ case [210] Discussion [211] Conclusion...
...beyond the scope of the work authorised by TN? 4. The common law of contract allows parties to enter into legally binding agreements. When interpreting a contract, the courts take an objective approach. They inquire what a reasonable and properly informed third party would consider the parties intended the words of their contract to mean, taking into account the “factual matrix” surrounding the contract. 5. TN submitted that when she asked T Ltd to “have a look” she only expected...