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New fees framework for family legal aid providers Summary of submissions, response and final decisions April 2012 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 othe
Ministry of Justice fee changes List of fee changes for Courts and Tribunals Collection New fees will take effect from 1 July 2025. Contents Background ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Court fees .....................................................................................................................................................
...the Respondent to pay various sums to the Applicant under four different heads of relief: [a] regulation 12(2)(a), which deals with the cost of purchasing the works legally;9 [b] regulation 12(2)(b), which provides for a contribution towards the fees paid by the rights owner to the IPAP;10 [c] regulation 12(2)(c), which provides for reimbursement of the application fee paid by the rights owner to the Tribunal;11 and 3 Section 122A(1)....
...determination.2 [5] During the time that Ms WL acted for Ms MG, she rendered invoices totalling $115,353.95 (excluding GST and disbursements). Ms MG terminated Ms WL’s instructions in February 2018 and instructed new counsel, Mr PV. Mr PV uplifted all files from Ms WL and shortly afterwards, Ms MG and Mr HK settled all matters between them. Ms MG’s complaints3 [6] Ms MG’s complaints were made in her personal capacity, as a director of [Company B], and as a trustee of the [...
...rules 9 and 9.1, and decided that further action on the other issues Ms GN raised in her complaint was not necessary or appropriate. A finding of unsatisfactory conduct was recorded against Mr HJ, and he was fined $500. Background [2] The lawyers files disclose that Ms GN first instructed Mr HJ in January 2013 about difficulties she was having in relation to her employment, and the taking of annual leave. Ms GN sought further advice from Mr HJ the next day because she had concerns a...
...[Company B Ltd] on 21 March 2019 summarising the work to be undertaken as follows: Matter: Statutory Demand and [redacted] claim 2 Memorandum FN to TX (11 August 2021) at [5]. 3 Description Charge/Debit For our professional service fee to serve Statutory Demand and file to liquidate [Company A] Limited 9,230.43 For our professional fee to investigate the affairs of [Company A] Limited, any and all companies of Mr SK and Ms DZ, and to bring a claim against the Estate...
...ultimately successful. The Court held that Mr AW’s clients were shareholders, and determined that each of his clients was entitled to receive payment in the sum of $132,307.77. [10] On 22 September 2009, Mr AW rendered his account. Total fees rendered, inclusive of GST and costs, were $522,492.19. The fee, to be equally apportioned between each of the eight clients, was comprised of a base fee of $309,625 plus GST ($356,068.75) and an additional fee (described in Mr AW’s re...
...OF DISPUTES TRIBUNAL District Court [2021] NZDT 1671 APPLICANT OX RESPONDENT QT Ltd C/- DQ Ltd The Tribunal orders: 1. OX is not liable to pay $288.75 or any further sum to QT Ltd. 2. OX’s claim for the filing fee is dismissed. Reasons 1. On 24 February 2021 OX instructed his son, who was driving his vehicle, to park in a private car park at [the parking building]. On 31 March he received a reminder from QT that he had not paid a bre...
...hearings that proceed during this period will be conducted by audio-visual link or telephone. Alternatively, the parties may agree that matters can be heard “on the (electronic) papers”. 5. The Tribunal will be flexible with its procedures and filing deadlines. If deadlines are not able to be met, contact should be made with the registry by email to seek an extension of time. Mediation and expert conferences 6. Any mediations or expert conferences that proceed during this p...
...jurisdiction to require the Respondent to pay sums to the Applicant under four different heads: [a] regulation 12(2)(a), which deals with the cost of purchasing the works legally;3 [b] regulation 12(2)(b), which provides for a contribution towards the fees paid by the rights owner to the IPAP;4 [c] regulation 12(2)(c), which provides for reimbursement of the application fee paid by the rights owner to the Tribunal;5 and [d] regulation 12(2)(d), which provides that an additional...