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1. IG v HC LCRO 101/12 (3 June 2015) [pdf, 47 KB]

   ...financial position has improved somewhat, but she is now unwilling to pay his bill because of the deficiencies she perceives in the service he provided, and his conduct. [5] Ms IG’s conduct concerns relate to alleged failures by Mr HC to respond to emails, and his suggestion that she sack him. [6] Mr HC says that Ms IG initially instructed him to redraft and send a letter on his letterhead that she had written to her brother, in the hope that would generate the outcome she sough...

2. Online Final PO Information at Service Pack Applicant [pdf, 448 KB]

   ...charged, and the Court can send them to prison for up to 3 years. In most cases, the rules are: The Respondent can’t contact you in any way The Respondent should not make any contact with you or your children. This means no calls, texts, emails, faxes, talking face to face, social media (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat etc.), letters, or any other type of communication. The goal of the Final Protection Order is to keep you safe. Please read the documents very carefully s...

3. LCRO 209/2018 LY v RT (26 June 2019) [pdf, 135 KB]

   ...the retainer with Mrs RT later in the week beginning 17 September 2018. [8] On 21 September 2018, Mrs RT forwarded Ms LY an invoice for $1,898.00 plus GST and an office service charge, making a total of $2,270.04. Complaint [9] In a complaint emailed to the New Zealand Law Society Complaints Service (Complaints Service) on 27 September 2018, Ms LY raised complaint against Mrs RT as follows: (a) Ms LY had been offered a sales role with a real estate agency. (b) She was given th...

4. Auckland Standards Committee 3 v Mr G [2024] NZLCDT 16 (31 May 2024) [pdf, 164 KB]

   ...was common ground that at the very least, Mr G felt overwhelmed and highly stressed by his work situation. He had begun to suffer from migraines. [8] One of the (sensible) requirements imposed on Mr G by his employer was that all significant emails should be copied to the supervising director. Mr G had been reprimanded previously by his employer for failing to do so. On one occasion, the employer accepts that he lost his temper and swore at Mr G but apologised later that day....

5. [2012] NZEmpC 118 Hamon v Coromandel Independent Living Trust [pdf, 69 KB]

   ...it obtained leave from the Court to amend the timetable directions and filed the briefs of evidence well within the extended date. This ground, therefore, fails. [4] The second ground relied on was that the defendant failed to disclose an email dated 14 April 2008 addressed to the Executive Trustee of the defendant, Michael John Noonan, in the defendant’s list of documents. This document was affirmed by Mr Noonan on 9 February 2011. [5] The defendant alleges that the email i...

6. Application for Non-Contact Order [pdf, 645 KB]

   ...say why a non-contact order is needed and how contact by the offender would affect you. Whoever fills in step 3 will have to go to a local court, justice of the peace or lawyer to have it signed. Getting help to fill in this form You can: • email vovo@justice.govt.nz • call 0800 COURTS (0800 268 787) • go to your local district court. District courts are open from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday. You can find your local court in the blue government pages at the front of the p...

7. [2014] NZEmpC 103 Hill v Teck Properties Ltd costs [pdf, 68 KB]

   ...payment ordered against it. Mr Hill’s counsel requested further information in relation to this and an indication was given that it could be provided after some horse sales, which were taking place three weeks hence. Ms Shattock appears to have emailed the defendant’s accountants the same day requesting the financial information that had been sought. [9] No further contact was made by the defendant, although two additional emails were sent by Mr Hill’s counsel on 18 and 28...

8. IACDT - Statement of Reply form [pdf, 77 KB]

   ...that previously provided). □ Signed and dated this form. You must also serve a copy of this form on all other parties. Part 6A Filing and Serving your Statement of Reply The easiest way to file and serve this form with the Tribunal is by email, addressed to: IACDT@justice.govt.nz The Tribunal will treat the document as having been sufficiently served on another party, if: • You copy that party into the email used to file the documents with the Tribunal, and • That party...

9. 2020 July - Family Violence Provider Update [pdf, 128 KB]

   ...processed during the lockdown period. This is also a friendly reminder that we are back to our usual invoicing process from this month on – next invoice is due with us by 20th August. Grant to support remote delivery You have all received emails from us recently announcing that we have secured some additional funding for Ministry of Justice family violence programme providers. It has been lovely getting your feedback about the grant and hearing how it is supporting costs from re...

10. CVA support for victims of family violence and sexual violence 29Mar2020 [pdf, 284 KB]

    ...4 restrictions if you leave your neighbourhood for these reasons. “Sometimes it is unsafe for you to reach out for help while you are in the same space as the person who is hurting you. If you can’t communicate safely through phone, text, email or social media, maybe your friends, whānau or neighbours could help. “Neighbours, please do your best to keep an eye on those around you and look for signs that someone may need help, such as if there are any sounds of violence,...