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1. LCRO 106/2018, 107/2018, 170/2018 and 181/2018 SY, [SAL] and DT v [Area] Standards Committee [X] (22 August 2019) [pdf, 462 KB]

   ...establish whether the farm property could be leased. Mr UB disagreed. (h) Mr UB indicated that all of the beneficiaries except (I) had signed a document giving consent to the farm being sold. (i) Mr DT received the relevant High Court documents by email from (I)’s solicitor and counsel on the morning of the auction (21 May 2015) and immediately recognised that the sale of the farm could not proceed, conditionally or otherwise. He advised Mr UB, Mr HS, a Mr VA (the auctioneer...

2. LCRO 195/2018 KW v LQ (26 June 2020) [pdf, 182 KB]

   ...things you have to understand. Legal services in Country A are not cheap. To have a lawyer representing a client in court would cost minimum NZ$20,000. I have a very strong barrister who specialises in this kind of cases. [6] He concluded his email with the following:2 … a free advocate is a formality to some extend [sic] and their objective is to represent a client due to statutory requirements but not to defend him/her. As a rule, they [advocates] tend to agree with the prosecu...

3. Pillay v New Zealand Transport Agency [2021] NZHRRT 13 [pdf, 179 KB]

   ...time the certification was issued, so it would not be taking any further action on his complaint. [6] In September 2015 Mr Pillay filed the Disputes Tribunal claim against NZTA, VTNZ, Mr Barlass and Bute Collision Repairs. On 5 October 2015 VTNZ emailed NZTA and requested under the OIA, information regarding “any previous complaints involving Mr Pillay”. NZTA undertook a search of its records and responded to the OIA request on 13 October 2015 by providing a copy of a complaint Mr...

4. LCRO 150/2018 LO v RS, NL and TA (28 June 2019) [pdf, 198 KB]

   ...for leave to appeal the 1998 convictions out of time in the High Court. He represented himself. [15] However, the Court declined leave.1 [16] Mr LO has since sought leave to appeal that decision, to the Court of Appeal. Complaint [17] In an email to the New Zealand Law Society Complaints Service (Complaints Service) dated 11 January 2018, Mr LO indicated an intention to lodge a complaint, seemingly against Mr TA, Mr RS and Ms NL. The email referred to matters that had...

5. [2023] NZIACDT 8 - BC v Murthy (22 March 2023) [pdf, 236 KB]

   ...invoice for $4,025 (dated 18 September 2020) at the meeting, as well as a receipt (18 September 2020). Expression of interest filed [7] An expression was filed by Ms Murthy with Immigration NZ on 7 December 2020. [8] The complainant sent an email to Ms Murthy on 27 January 2021 requesting a copy of the expression. He wanted to know if the application had been made. He said he had repeatedly rung but received no answer. Ms Murthy sent the complainant a copy of the expression o...

6. [2021] NZEmpC 91 A1 Communication Ltd v A Labour Inspector of Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment [pdf, 265 KB]

   ...provide all past and present employee employment records for employees employed between 17 July 2016 and 17 July 2018. A deadline of 31 July 2018 was given for A1 to provide those records. [8] On 7 August 2018, the Labour Inspector received an email from Mr Deo which attached two files that appeared to be employment agreements for two employees. As the Labour Inspector was unable to open the attachments to the email, he emailed Mr Deo on 9 August 2018 advising him that the files...

7. Objection to a Non-Contact Order [pdf, 611 KB]

   ...you or attend on your behalf. The judge will then decide if a non-contact order should be put in place. This form must be with the court at least 5 days before the hearing. Getting more information If you need help filling in this form, please email vovo@justice.govt.nz, call 0800 COURTS (0800 268 787), contact your local district court or talk to a lawyer. Step 1 Give us your details A victim has named you in their application for a non-contact order. Please tell us who you are. I...

8. Objection to a temporary Non-Contact Order becoming final [pdf, 612 KB]

   ...this form. If you have a lawyer, they can come with you or attend on your behalf. This form can be sent in anytime while the 3-month temporary non-contact order is in place. Getting more information If you need help filling in this form, please email vovo@justice.govt.nz, call 0800 COURTS (0800 268 787), contact your local district court or talk to a lawyer. Step 1 Give us your details There is a temporary non-contact order against you. Please tell us who you are. I am the offender...

9. Notice of opposition to a Harmful Digital Communications order [pdf, 628 KB]

   ...digital communications order made against you. This form must be with the court no later than 3 working days before the hearing date. Get more information If you need help to fill in this form you can:  call 0800 COURTS (0800 268 787)  email or visit your local district court. District courts are open from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday. You can find your local court at justice.govt.nz/contact-us/find-us/  talk to a lawyer http://www.justi...

10. Notice to be heard on an interim Harmful Digital Communications order [pdf, 590 KB]

    ...should be made final. In this form, tell us your reasons for applying and what facts you rely on to support this application. Get help to fill in this form If you need help to fill in this form you can:  call 0800 COURTS (0800 268 787)  email or visit your local district court. District courts are open from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday. You can find your local court at justice.govt.nz/contact-us/find-us/  talk to a lawyer http://www.justic...