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1. McKenzie v Accident Compensation Corporation (Personal Injury) [2024] NZACC 008 [pdf, 295 KB]

   ...steroid injection she had persistent medial sided knee pain. Dr Rossaak considered that all non-operative options had been exhausted and the plan was to debride the medial meniscus. [18] In an assessment report and treatment plan dated 18 March 2020, requesting accident compensation funding for an arthroscopic debridement of the right knee, Dr Rossaak referred to the causal link between the proposed treatment and the covered injury as follows: Judith can't recall her mechanism o...

2. [2021] NZEmpC 205 WXN v Auckland International Airport Ltd [pdf, 455 KB]

   ...WXN’s employment notwithstanding that a determination from the Authority was awaited. There was no detriment to AIAL maintaining WXN’s employment, at least pending the outcome of the Authority process. He had not received his final pay. She requested that he be “formally reinstated and that his final payment be withheld until the Employment Court [could] determine the matter”. [66] According to a memorandum filed by Ms Fechney on 11 October 2021 for the purposes of th...

3. IAA v Sparks [2013] NZIACDT 5 (07 February 2013) [pdf, 170 KB]

   ...New Zealand as a licensed immigration adviser. Mr Sparks and Ms Maerean first had contact with their client when he arrived in New Zealand from the Philippines to take up work. They met him in person when he arrived, not having previously had any form of direct communication. [7] The Authority investigated and, to put the matter briefly, complains that: [7.1] Mr Sparks failed to act professionally in having his Philippines colleagues provide immigration services, which should have bee...

4. Lee v Napier City Council [2010] NZWHT Auckland 8 [pdf, 295 KB]

   ...occasion where there was significant flooding to the upstairs lounge area. [64] Mr Bayley suggested that there was no requirement for a slope on the deck but only roofs. I accept that this deck should have been categorised as a roof as it formed part of the roof of one of the downstairs bedrooms. I therefore accept that a slope was required and a Code Compliance Certificate should not have been issued when the Council officer recognised the lack of fall. Whilst this was no...

5. Provider Manual for legal aid providers - DELETE [pdf, 415 KB]

   .................................................................................................. 12 Checks and audits .................................................................................................................... 12 Complaints and performance reviews ....................................................................................... 12 Expectations and professional obligations of legal aid providers .............................................. 13 Cancellation...

6. Provider Manual for legal aid providers - DELETE [pdf, 415 KB]

   .................................................................................................. 12 Checks and audits .................................................................................................................... 12 Complaints and performance reviews ....................................................................................... 12 Expectations and professional obligations of legal aid providers .............................................. 13 Cancellation...

7. MC v BL [2013] NZIACDT 8 (28 February 2013) [pdf, 134 KB]

   ...time make any complaint to any third party (including but not limited to the Immigration Advisers Authority)”. [21] Mr MC then sought to put his immigration affairs in order, and consulted a lawyer. He expended $2,070 in legal expenses. Mr MC requested his documents from Ms BL to brief his lawyer. Ms BL was slow to return the documents; however, they were all returned by 9 August 2011. [22] Mr MC seeks to have his legal expenses refunded. The Response [23] Ms BL engaged in a ser...

8. Mansell - Haparangi A4 (2005) 288 Rotorua MB 9 (288 ROT 9) [pdf, 808 KB]

   ...247/93 20 December 2004 Sonny Manihera Mansell, Arthur Moke, Bonita Morehu, Maria Tini and Annette Beadle Werohia. INTERIM DECISION 1. The Applications The Haparangi A4 block contains just over 290 hectares according to the Maori Land Information Service printout and is managed as a commercial exotic forest. The applicants are owners in the block and have filed two applications. The first is t6 terminate the Haparangi A4 Ahu Whenua Trust established in 1995 to administer the blo...

9. [2006] NZEmpC AC 66/06 Clark v Northland Hunt Inc [pdf, 103 KB]

   ...pageantry, pomp and ceremony. This derives from its history. The whole system operating is hierarchical and regimental. The master is in charge. The huntsman fits into the hierarchy as do the other participants in the hunt. Terminology and forms of address, which might operate between the players on a normal day to day basis, do not apply when the hunt is in progress. Despite this there was evidence that Mr Clark had a substantial degree of autonomy in how he managed the pack...

10. LCRO 272/2016 XK v JB (24 June 2019) [pdf, 346 KB]

    ...rather, she was (at that stage) an executor and could not retire. [78] That debate then became one about whether Ms XK had completed executor duties and had assumed trustee duties. [79] Ultimately Ms XK did not resign. [80] Subsequently, Ms XK requested Mr JB to resign his executor and trustee roles — this, some seven years after Mr B had passed away. [81] All of this required the involvement of Mr JB to a greater or lesser extent. He was both co-trustee with Ms XK and acting...