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...has been decided substantively. In reliance on that assurance by counsel, I reserve questions of costs. Mr Leggat has already made his costs submissions at the hearing. Mr Dewar may have the period of 10 days from the date of this judgment to file and serve submissions on costs with Mr Leggat having seven days thereafter to reply if he wishes. GL Colgan Chief Judge Judgment signed at 1 pm on Friday 10 September 2010
...enforce the obligations of the Trust. The proceedings – report from trustees [6] Following a judicial conference in March 2018, I issued directions in May requiring the Trustees to appear and report. A good deal of additional information was filed in response. I also issued a summons the chair of the Te Aroha Hutt Valley Sports Association (“the Association”) to attend the hearing and produce evidence concerning the relationship of the Association with the Marae and the Com...
...for the applicants dated 8 April 2016 at [4]. 139 Waikato Maniapoto MB 246 [20] In addition, I held a teleconference on 14 June 2016 with both counsel to determine the scope of the application and the relevant issues. In their memorandum filed prior to the teleconference, counsel for the applicants indicated that the issues for the Court were whether there was “agreement for the transfer of interests in a section of Te Mata E3 for the purpose of a permanent dwelling…”...
...from Mr Hardie’s principal office (suburban) in Te Atatu did not necessarily mean that he was not working. [6] Until the events about to be recounted, Dr Round’s employment was satisfactory to Mr Hardie who was able to generate substantial fees from the work undertaken by the defendant, especially in comparison to his hourly rate of remuneration. [7] In July 1999 information reached Mr Hardie that Dr Round was falsifying his timesheets that were the basis of the remuneration...
...tenants cross-applied for compensation. Mr Mosley’s application was dismissed, and he was ordered to pay the tenants $2,495.44, being 50 percent of the rent they paid during the nine weeks they occupied the property plus reimbursement of the filing fee. Mr Mosley also applied for orders against the Agency; that application was struck out. [15] Mr Mosley appealed to the District Court against the Tenancy Tribunal decision. His appeal was dismissed in a judgment issued on 6 July...
...can’t access due to the limitations of FLAS/restriction on representation for on notice proceedings. Roundtable discussions/negotiations can be a further effective out-of-court step for parties who have attempted FDR without success and have filed/are about to file applications for parenting orders. Lawyers are able to advise parties about the likely outcome of a hearing more accurately than some FDR mediators might. This form of FLAS could also cover drafting and filing any c...
...all the children of George Rewita Jrn are included and cancelling the order constituting the whenua tōpū trust. [39] Those who wish to constitute a whānau trust over their own shares, with the current trustees as their kaitiaki, may do so by filing a fresh application to the Māori Land Court. If done within the next 6 months, the Registrar is directed to waive the fee. [40] There is a further order made pursuant to s 47(4) making all such consequential orders as are necessary...
...SL to make a finding against her. (c) On balance, her conduct did not fall short of the standard of competence and diligence that a member of the public is entitled to expect of a reasonably competent lawyer. Application for review [35] CH filed an application for review on 1 June 2017. The outcome sought is that: (a) Ms SL be reprimanded for failing to obtain adequate medical evidence; (b) Ms SL pay compensation for CH’s Family Court hearing costs; (c) Ms SL undergo superv...
VALEDICTORY SITTING TO MARK THE RETIREMENT OF HIS HONOUR JUDGE BS TRAVIS SPEECHES EMPLOYMENT COURT AUCKLAND COURTROOM 2.01 4 PM FRIDAY 3 MAY 2013 CHIEF JUDGE GRAEME COLGAN on behalf of the Employment Court Welcome to this special sitting of the Employment Court to acknowledge and celebrate the service, as a Judge of the Employment Court and the Labour Court, of his Honour Judge Barrie Stephen Travis. I am especially pleased
...she did not trust him. [66] The instruction to attend a security refresher course, and a warning about future incidents, also concerned him. He saw that as a threat to his security clearance. He knew the letter would be placed on his personnel file for future reference. [67] Mr Johnson was stressed by the receipt of the letter and was admitted to Wellington Hospital for medical reasons. He was off work from 26 March 2018, and in fact, never returned. Ultimately, his employment...