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...challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority BETWEEN RHB CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LIMITED, KENNETH BROWN AND STEVEN WILKINS Plaintiffs AND DAVID JOHN RAWCLIFFE Defendant Hearing: By memoranda of submissions filed on 11 November and 5 and 8 December 2011 Appearances: Defendant in person Iain Hutcheson, counsel for Plaintiffs Judgment: 24 February 2012 JUDGMENT OF JUDGE CHRISTINA INGLIS [1] The plaintiffs have challenged...
...instance trial and there was no opportunity to economise by building on a prior foundation. The defendant also makes the point that he bore the burden of preparing an agreed bundle of documents notwithstanding that responsibility for preparing and filing this was directed to be the plaintiff’s. The defendant likewise prepared the agreed chronology. In addition to the hearing itself which occupied four days, there were three telephone conferences between counsel and the Court an...
...defendant’s favour should be only “modest”. I do not agree in principle, but accept the accuracy of some of Mr Harrison’s criticisms of the makeup of the amount claimed. [20] The plaintiffs criticise the makeup of the defendant’s legal fees and disbursements as follows. It is correct, as Mr Harrison points out, that the first three bills of costs, going to make up the total of about $29,000 in legal expenses, deal with Ms Raymond’s representation in the Employment Rela...
...and modified them by imposing our own findings of unsatisfactory conduct against Ms Claydon we accordingly invite submissions from counsel as to penalty. [20] The submissions from the appellant and the Complaints Assessment Committee should be filed within 10 days of the date of this decision. [21] Counsel for the second respondents will have a further 10 days to respond to those submissions. The counsel for the appellant will have a further three 6 days to make any co...
...provides enhancing business efficiency. " The application was then heard by me at Christchurch on 5 October 2004 at 109 South Island MB 127. After hearing from counsel and the Applicant, I adjourned the proceedings for 40 days to enable counsel to file further written submission, taking into account relevant case law. Final submissions were received on 15 November 2004. Counsel's Submissions In summary, counsel submitted that: (a) the Applicant has lived most of his life o...
...PDP’s earthworks rules are appropriate and will result in improved earthworks management as compliance levels rise to meet the new standards. 1.4 When Otago Regional Council promulgated Plan Change 8 (PC8) to the ORPW QLDC made a submission and filed a s 274 notice to join this proceeding. QLDC’s primary concerns were: (a) Whether PC8 would necessitate a variation to the PDP’s just-settled earthworks rules; (b) The potential for inconsistency between conditions imposed on eart...
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Strengthening the family justice system A consultation document released by the Independent Panel examining the 2014 family justice reforms January 2019 1 Although all reasonable steps have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this document, the Ministry of Justice disclaims any and all responsibility for any inaccuracy, error, omission, or any other kind of inadequacy, deficiency, or flaw in
...(64%) were convicted and 24% had a 'not proved' outcome. Strangulation/suffocation - in 2019/2020 there were 1,037 charges finalised. Of these, 45% were convicted and 53% had a 'not proved' outcome. However, as many charges filed for these offences are awaiting a trial and charge outcome or sentencing, these figures do not represent the expected distribution of charge outcomes (which should be observed once more charges have been finalised). Therefore, th...