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IMMIGRATION ADVISERS COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL Decision No: [2020] NZIACDT 46 Reference No: IACDT 010/19 IN THE MATTER of a referral under s 48 of the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 BY THE REGISTRAR OF IMMIGRATION ADVISERS Registrar BETWEEN ZG Complainant AND DAMON PARKER Adviser SUBJECT TO SUPPRESSION ORDER DECISION Dated 19 October 2020
...about aspects of IK’s representation of her. The complaint alleged: • A failure by Mr IK to hold fees she had paid in advance, in a trust account (the trust account complaint). • A failure by Mr IK to provide engagement and client care information (the terms of engagement complaint). • A failure by Mr IK promptly to invoice Ms VR (the invoice complaint). • A failure by Mr IK to return documents to Ms VR following termination of the retainer (the documents complaint). [2...
...interview, they had received ongoing advice and information about the applications from unlicensed staff in the Philippines. Seven of them had also advised that they did not have formal service contracts with Mr Cleland. [26] The Authority requested from Mr Cleland the full files of those 11 clients. The files were duly provided. [27] On 13 July 2017, Immigration New Zealand subsequently referred to the Authority another client of Mr Cleland whose job offer was false.7 Mr Cle...
...[6] On 11 October 2015, Ms Franklin advised Mrs Dowson by email that Mr Sijo Thomas wanted to make a cash offer. Mr Thomas was a licensed salesperson engaged at a different branch of the Agency. On 14 October 2015, the Dowsons signed a “Form 2” consent form, giving consent to the sale of the property to a “related person”. [7] On 18 October 2015, the Dowsons and Mr Thomas signed an agreement for sale and purchase of the property, for a purchase price of $900,000. Settle...
...at a price of $300,000 negotiable and her clients, as she continued to describe them, at first wanted to make an offer of $280,000. [20] The defendant then said that before presenting Ms Chand and her partner with any offer from her clients she requested that she sign a listing form for the property. Her evidence was that Ms Chand refused but made enquiry as to her commission rates, which were 4% on the first $300,000 and then 2% thereafter. [21] The defendant’s evidence was t...
...consent plans showing concrete foundations and steel frames; (g) A copy of a construction management plan for the new boatshed dated 6 March 2018; (h) A copy of a letter from Auckland Council to Don Mathieson dated 20 September 2018 refusing a request under the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 for copies of "council authorized variations granted in relation to discrepancies between the resource and building consents" at 75-77 and 79 Sarsfield...
...Relations Authority found Mr Te Stroet to have been dismissed unjustifiably and directed his 1 AA275/10. reinstatement under s 123(1)(a) of the Employment Relations Act 2000 (the Act) to his former position or one no less advantageous to him on the following conditions: (i) he is reinstated to the pay roll from the first day after the date of this determination; and (ii) Fonterra is to discuss with Mr Te Stroet, through...
...more than process to detect whether there are difficulties in the bargaining, what they are, and how they might be dealt with. [4] McCain operates or has operated three vegetable processing plants in New Zealand. One is in Timaru, another was formerly in Feilding but most of its operations have now been transferred to the plant at Hastings with which this case is concerned. Although the McCain plants are managed and operated independently of each other, the union has been party...
...rates were included in anticipated retiring leave payments. Ms Clayton said this was not intended and was a genuine error which affected a small number of employees. After some six months, the Ministry corrected the position so that all forms of such leave were calculated with regard to base salary only. Illustrative calculations [25] For the purposes of the legal submissions to which I shall come shortly, Ms Clayton gave evidence as to the amounts Mr Dean would receive,...
...for the purposes of the review he relied upon the submissions he made to the Standards Committee. Although invited to do so he has not commented on Mr EV’s subsequent comments, set out in his email of 4 November 2013. [40] For his part Mr EV requested to be heard in person in support of the review. That hearing took place on 11 August 2015. Submissions [41] Mr EV attended an applicant only hearing on 11 August 2015. In significant part, his submissions traversed and on occa...