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...pursue those matters on review. Included in that category were complaint that Ms TS had turned up late, complaint that fees charged were excessive, and complaint that Ms TS had been tardy in providing response. Whilst she considered that the costs she had incurred as a consequence of the Legal 1 Deliu v Hong [2012] NZHC 158, [2012] NZAR 209 at [40]-[41]. 5 Aid Agency levying a charge at the conclusion of the matter should be...
...generically and the Applicant has not specified the nature of what he considers to be the fraud which has been perpetrated by YZ. He entered into a business relationship with YZ and contributed funds to enable motor vehicles to be purchased and other costs paid. Presumably, it was anticipated, that YZ would provide funding also. It seems that not only has this not occurred, but in addition, YZ has failed to account for partnership assets and funds. Civil proceedings have been instit...
...Te Maari Gardiner is appointed a responsible trustee by way of replacement per s 239 of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993. [27] Mathew Howell’s application for appointment as a responsible trustee is dismissed. [28] There will be no order as to costs. These orders are to issue immediately per r 7.5, of the Māori Land Court Rules 2011. Pronounced in Whanganui at 3.45pm on Wednesday this 15 th day of February 2017 L R Harvey JUDGE
...the level of the viaduct carriageway within the spatial extent of the designated area. (b) Deleting advice note 1.d. entirely. 9.2 Such alternative, consequential or further relief as may be appropriate to give effect to this appeal. 9.3 Costs. 10 An electronic copy of this notice is being served today by email on the Auckland Council at unitaryplan@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz. 5 Waivers and directions have been made by the Environment Court in relation to the usual req...
...separate subdivision applications for each individual donor site that is to be transferred to a receiver site). (c) Such further or other consequential relief as the Court deems appropriate to address the Trust's issues as raised above. (d) Costs. Attachments 7.6 The following documents are attached to this notice: 4 (a) A copy of the relevant parts of Attachment A to the Council's decision, which outlines (in track changes) the changes to the IHP's recommendatio...
...except as expressly provided in the RMA, the Court: ... may regulate its own proceedings in such manner as it thinks fit. Subsection (2) provides that the Court: ... must regulate its proceedings in a manner that best promotes their timely and cost-effective resolution. Section 267 of the RMA relates to conferences. Section 267(1 )(a) provides that an: ... Environment Judge ... must, as soon as practicable after the lodging of proceedings, consider whether to convene a conference p...
...except as expressly provided in the RMA, the Court: ... may regulate its own proceedings in such manner as it thinks fit. Subsection (2) provides that the Court: ... must regulate its proceedings in a manner that best promotes their timely and cost-effective resolution. Section 267 of the RMA relates to conferences. Section 267(1 )(a) provides that an: ... Environment Judge ... must, as soon as practicable after the lodging of proceedings, consider whether to convene a conference p...
...to file a challenge to the Authority’s determination is granted. A statement of claim complying with the Employment Court Regulations 2000 is to be filed and served no later than 10 working-days from the date of this judgment. [34] Costs are reserved. K G Smith Judge This judgment signed at 10:00 am on 21 May 2018
...clear view on the prospects of success, was not objective and deliberately went directly against her clear instructions. She says Ms PF’s opinion was a shocking and totally inadequate analysis. She wants misconduct charges laid, compensation, costs, a written apology and a direction that Ms PF refund any money she received from legal aid to the LSA. Practitioner’s Reply [18] Ms PF relies on her response to the Committee, and her reply to the review application dated [Date],...
...question (such as mining for minerals and petroleum), the need for effective deterrence, and the potentially serious consequences of offending justifies a high criminal penalty level. 32. Additionally, reparations are likely necessary to cover any costs incurred to clean up hazardous materials and restore local marine life. 33. Overall we conclude that although the provisions in the Bill may appear to limit rights under section 25(c) of the Bill of Rights Act, such limitation is justi...