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1. Broadman - Waimarama 3A 4B Sec 5 (2018) 66 Tākitimu MB 207 (66 TKT 207) [pdf, 332 KB]

   ...reimbursements of $13,774.60. There is no mention of these reimbursements in the audited statements, although as these reimbursements appear to relate to the 2011 financial year they would not therefore be covered in the scope of the audit. Despite requests from the Court, no breakdown of these reimbursement costs has been provided by the trustees. 9 The opinion on the financial position of the trust is qualified by the possible...

2. Whiles-Clarry v Standing [2011] NZIACDT 18 (6 July 2011) [pdf, 119 KB]

   ...[9.4] The Complainants arrived in New Zealand on 4 March 2009. Accordingly, the time between the Adviser being licensed and their arrival was ample for the Adviser to review the position and ensure that the Complainants were proceeding on an informed and appropriate basis. The Adviser’s role [9.5] The Adviser indicated Ms Climo was responsible for retaining a passport and personal documents. [9.6] The papers left open the view the Adviser was responsible for the professional re...

3. [2021] NZACC 66 - Rhodes (27 April 2021) [pdf, 178 KB]

   ...milk at his work, causing a condition that now requires treatment. Background [2] On 5 March 2018 the appellant had an accident at his work. He attended his GP, Dr Lay, the following day, 6 March 2018. Dr Lay completed an ACC injury claim form. The description of the accident was: Lifted 2 x 20 l containers, hurt my back, felt something crack. [3] The diagnosis was lumbar sprain. He was deemed unfit for work until 20 March 2018, which was subsequently extended until...

4. Chorenova v Accident Compensation Corporation (leave to appeal) [2022] NZACC 249 [pdf, 213 KB]

   ...but no major improvement. [16] On 21 January 2020, the appellant underwent an x-ray and ultrasound of her left shoulder. The radiologist, Dr Gilkison, concluded: No rotator cuff tendon tear. No cause symptoms identified. [17] At WellNZ’s request, Dr Pai carried out a paper file review and reported on 19 April 2020. Dr Pai said, amongst other things: She has subjective incapacity for work and therefore she requires further assessment with an MRI of her left shoulder as well a...

5. Establishing a Criminal Cases Review Commission [pdf, 395 KB]

   ...able to obtain the information in any other manner.18 79 The information the CCRC will be requesting from persons in public organisations would most likely include Police records and files from Crown Prosecutors. The information I expect to be requested from private persons includes specific documentation or material, and examination on oath of eye witnesses. 80 I also propose a civil enforcement mechanism in relation to the CCRC. If a person failed or refused to comply with a notice...

6. Ripia - Special Aid [2012] Māori Appellate Court MB 175 (2012 APPEAL 175) [pdf, 116 KB]

   ...the costs order had also been made. These appeals were set down for hearing on 9 August 2011. [9] Ms Ripia alleged that it was unjust and unreasonable in the circumstances that she be personally liable to pay the costs awarded against her, and requested that the costs order be set aside or, if required, reconsidered. [10] She submitted that she was concerned about the precedent that would be set, and that hapū and iwi might be reluctant to bring a s 30 application before the Cou...

7. MC v AD LCRO 222 / 2011 (31 July 2012) [pdf, 60 KB]

   ...scheduled for 18 July 2012. As he is entitled to, Mr AD attended the hearing together with Mr AC as his support person. Mr AC had appeared as counsel for BAA on instructions from Mr AD in the various proceedings. Preliminary matters [10] Mrs MC requested permission to record the hearing. Section 206(1) of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 provides that every review conducted under the Act is to be conducted in private. This Office records its hearings but requires to retain...

8. Tukiri - Te Kopua 3 and 4 (2002) 98 Waikato MB 100 (98 W 100) [pdf, 239 KB]

   ...accepted that the late Mrs Rickard did sterling work securing the block for the people but felt that they had to move on and look to the benefit of all shareholders and for this reason he sought orders appointing trustees. In 1983 a Trust was formed to administer the land. To some it may not have seemed an ideal vehicle to manage and administer the land but nevertheless it was formed. It provided the owners an opportunity of being involved in such management and administration....

9. QL v GT Ltd [2022] NZDT 129 (9 September 2022) [pdf, 96 KB]

   ...TRIBUNAL District Court [2022] NZDT 129 APPLICANT QL RESPONDENT GT Ltd The Tribunal orders: QL is not liable to pay the sum of $5,007.83 to GT Ltd. Reasons: 1. This dispute arises as a result of email hacking, more formally known as business email compromise (BEC) fraud. On 26 April 2022, GT Ltd sent a quotation to QL for the cost of carpeting her house with a [Bank 1] account number for payment. QL rang and discussed some changes, then followed up with a...

10. DL v EX LCRO 128/2012 (16 December 2013) [pdf, 110 KB]

    ...as he felt that by securing a successful settlement he had saved the estate $15,000.00. Mrs EX’s reply email showed that she was aware that the Practitioner’s hourly rate was $500.00, she also queried whether the bill should be so high and requested a copy of it. The Complaint [4] The New Zealand Law Society (NZLS) received a letter of complaint from Mr EX on 4 May 2011. There were a number of complaints made by Mr EX, relating to the Practitioner’s handling of Mr DN’s e...