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...SX10088 | Wellington T 04 918 8800 | F 04 918 8820 ContactUs@justice.govt.nz | www.justice.govt.nz 21 March 2023 Our ref: OIA 102669 Tēnā koe Official Information Act request: Stand Together logo Thank you for your email of 7 February 2023 to the Chief District Court Judge Chambers. Your request was referred to the Ministry of Justice (the Ministry) for a response under the provisions of the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act). I apologise for the...
...heist of CIA secrets in Hawaii and the NZ Police National Intelligence Agency (NIA) dumping of historic and hearsay information onto the public domain (3 December 2019)”. The application for the return of certain documents [5] Subsequently, by email dated 14 February 2020 Mr Mullane wrote to the Tribunal “demanding” that certain documents said to be on the Tribunal’s file be returned to him. He asserted the documents in question (emails) had been stolen from the third party’s...
...orders: NG is to pay $217.00 to U Ltd before 1 August 2024. Reasons 1. On 7 March 2024 NG obtained an online estimate of $310.00 from U Ltd for it to provide him with house cleaning services on 25 March 2024. 2. On 8 March 2024 U Ltd emailed NG to say ‘thank you for booking your cleaning with us … by agreeing for U Ltd to undertake your cleaning requirements, you have agreed to pay the invoice, non-payment of this invoice will incur debt collection fees.’ The email cont...
...The claim is dismissed. Reasons: 1. In 2020, 2021, and 2022, LT Ltd says it was contracted by TC to supply staff Christmas hampers at [City 1], [Suburb], and [City 2] hospitals. Terms of these arrangements were agreed over a series of emails, rather than a formal, signed contract. While the contract had a commercial basis LT Ltd also viewed hamper project work as part of its community outreach, in support of healthcare workers throughout the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic....
...(“the Rules”). The allegation is that the practitioner misled the Court. He had been directed to attend the Rotorua District Court on 28 May 2012 to argue an application that he had made for an adjournment. He did not appear, but sent an email to the Court on that morning stating that he was unwell and could not appear and conduct a hearing to an acceptable professional standard. He attached a medical certificate. When the matter was called, the Court asked another lawyer,...
...grievance. That was because Ms Wills intended to reflect on his advice, particularly his concerns about the extent of any remedies that might be available if she succeeded. [6] That disagreement aside, after the meeting Mr Mason sent an email to Ms Wills that had attached to it copies of Pitt & Moore’s letter of engagement and related documents. In that email he advised Ms Wills that the time within which she could raise a personal grievance as of right ended on 15 Feb...
...MinterEllisonRuddWatts attempted to deliver the common bundle to Ms Scarborough at her residential address which is also her address for service. The courier found Ms Scarborough no longer lives at the address and returned the bundle of documents to Mr Kimpton. By email dated Tuesday 24 November 2015 Mr Kimpton asked Ms Scarborough for her new postal address so the bundle of documents could be delivered to her. On Wednesday 25 November 2015 Ms Scarborough replied to the effect that she...
...discussed later in my decision, it appears that Ms VG had lodged the caveat as instructed, but had failed to take the necessary steps to sustain it once Mr FQ’s partner had made an application for it to lapse. 3 Complaint [13] In a complaint emailed to the New Zealand Law Society Lawyers Complaints Service (Complaints Service) received on 3 May 2023, Mr FQ complained about Ms VG as follows (and as I summarise): (a) Ms VG retained his file, and he was unable to uplift it. (b) M...
...that: (a) time was recorded and frequently discounted; and (b) much of the work was undertaken as a matter of urgency. [28] In response to concern that fees charged on handover of the file were excessive, Mrs EL says that she had: (a) printed emails held electronically as she considered that it would be necessary for discovery purposes to have hard copies; and (b) charged time for printing and copying at the rate of a legal executive ($150.00 per hour). [29] The Committee iden...
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