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...18 years and which appears to continue to dominate his life [39] Were Mr O’Neill prepared to cooperate with such an endeavour, it would unquestionably aid an investigation as to cover and a final resolution. [40] There is no issue as to costs. Judge C J McGuire District Court Judge Solicitors: Claro, Wellington, for the respondent.
...is reserved for the either the Applicant or the Respondents to apply for further directions if the orders are not complied with and/or further orders are necessary, or the orders are not able to be complied with for any unforeseen reason. c. Costs lie where they fall. _________________________________ M J L Dickey Environment Judge r ! {?i!TiiP. f..~i1f,, i~8092 Legend ■ Vehicle entrances - A Stream crossing e Thynnewell - Leachate trails Area A [:] Are...
...11 medical evidence, in particular, that of the surgeon who examined Mr Howard and performed the surgical repair of his hernia. [44] The appeal is therefore allowed, and the review decision is set aside. [45] Mr Howard is entitled to costs. If these cannot be agreed within one month, I shall determine the issue following the filing of memoranda. P R Spiller District Court Judge Solicitor for Alliance: ACCE Ltd.
...by a covered injury suffered in an accident in March 2017, rather than by an underlying degenerative condition. [41] The decision of the Reviewer dated 2 March 2021 is therefore upheld. This appeal is dismissed. [42] I make no order as to costs. P R Spiller District Court Judge Solicitors: McBride Davenport James, Wellington
...that it is a priority for people to retain work.3 [9] Section 65 of the Act sets the default position and empowers the Ministry to grant discretionary accommodation supplement if the following criteria are met: [9.1] The person had accommodation costs. [9.2] The assets test is met (per s 423).4 [9.3] The person is not excluded due to either a: [9.3.1] Social housing exclusion, or [9.3.2] Any other funding exclusion [10] There are exceptions or exclusions to the default positio...
...I find that Mr Williams’ underlying condition of his left ankle, the plantar fasciitis, was degenerative in nature and not caused wholly or substantially by his accident. Accordingly, I must dismiss the appeal. [62] There is no order as to costs. Judge C J McGuire District Court Judge Solicitors: Meredith Connell, Auckland for the respondent.
...process and not caused by the girdling that he undertook on 13 February 2020. [60] Accordingly, I allow this appeal and ACC’s decision of 13 March 2020 declining a claim for a left inguinal hernia is reversed. [61] If there is any issue as to costs an application in writing may be made within 30 days. Judge C J McGuire District Court Judge Solicitors: Medical Law, Auckland for the respondent
...10 Licensed Immigration Advisers Code of Conduct 2014, cl 24(a). 11 Clause 25(a). 12 Letter Ms Nandan to Authority (17 August 2021) at [6](d). 10 [52] A timetable is set out below. Any request for repayment of fees or the payment of costs or expenses or for compensation must be accompanied by a schedule particularising the amounts and basis of the claim. Timetable [53] The timetable for submissions will be as follows: (1) The Registrar, the complainant and Ms Nandan...
...updated, including how donations and loans information is published on elections.nz. The Commission will also be responsible for overseeing compliance with the new rules. Financial Implications 29 No additional funding is required. Any additional cost of advising parties and candidates on the changes to the political donations regime are expected to be minimal and will be met from the Commission’s existing baseline. Legislative Implications 30 The SOP is an amendment to the Elec...
...can but echo what Judge Cadenhead said in Hughes’ case that the Corporation could not be criticised if it were to make an ex gratia payment. [59] However, for the foregoing reasons I must dismiss the appeal. [60] There are no issues as to costs. Judge C J McGuire District Court Judge Solicitors: John Miller Law, Wellington for the appellant Ford Sumner, Wellington for the respondent