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1. Ms L v REAA Registrar [2013] NZREADT 47 [pdf, 168 KB]

   ...when her licence was not renewed. She asserts that she is a fit and proper person to hold a real estate licence and finds her current predicament devastating and is shocked that her honesty and integrity is called into question. [22] She also requests that we restrict publication of her name or any information regarding these proceedings as such publication would cause her career irreparable damage and would cause her now X year old son undue stress at his school. As it 4 h...

2. Tohiariki – Section 1F No 2 Parish of Katikati (2013) 54 Waikato Maniapoto MB 31 (54 WMN 31) [pdf, 213 KB]

   ...for the application was the applicant himself. Counsel for the applicant referred to support from Makoha Gardiner and Thomas Gardiner. Mrs Makoha Gardiner contacted counsel for the applicant asking questions about the partition application and requesting a copy of any valuation. No other contact was made by her and she did not appear at the substantive hearing. [22] Thomas Gardiner appeared at the substantive hearing. He is a trustee. He indicated support for the application....

3. Duncan John Napier v The Registrar of the Real Estate Agents Authority [2017] NZREADT 64 [pdf, 245 KB]

   ...Agency, and people in his locality. All of these are aware of the proceedings brought against him. It is also relevant to note the news media reports that have been published at every stage of the proceedings. [57] The Agency’s response to the request for additional comment as to the measures that may be taken to ensure supervision and monitoring of Mr Napier’s real estate agency work is particularly important. It is, of course, information that was not available to the Regis...

4. Kristina-Lorraine Brook v The Real Estate Agents Authority (CAC 403) & Jason Hynes [2017] NZREADT 66 [pdf, 294 KB]

   ...aspect of the complaint that it had upheld: the failure to identify and disclose structures that were not within the title, and were not legal. [17] The Committee also stated that it did not have jurisdiction to make the order for compensation requested by Mrs Brook,15 and noted mitigating factors.16 In ordering Mr Hynes to pay a fine of $1,500, the Committee stated that it considered that the finding of unsatisfactory conduct, and the fine imposed, were appropriate to the level...

5. Smith v ACC [2013] NZACA 12 [pdf, 65 KB]

   ...physiotherapist and be followed up as an outpatient.” [15] The other medical evidence put in by Mr Smith comprises a reporting letter dated 23 September 2009 from Mr Matheson, Orthopaedic Surgeon, an Assessment report and Treatment Plan – Surgical Request prepared by Mr Matheson dated 15 August 2011, and a reporting letter from Mr Matheson to Mr Smith dated 24 January 2012. On the ACC file I located the referral to Mr Matheson from Mr Smith’s GP dated 1 October 2010, Radiology...

6. Deputy Registrar - Orongotea B no 1 (2008) 125 Whangarei MB 36 (125 WH 36) [pdf, 4.7 MB]

   ...under sections 18(1)(a) and 128 of the Act andlor District Land Registrars using tlleir powers under section 81 of the Land Transfer Act. [44] Given the need for infonnation fi'om LINZ the Chief Registrar may make such inquiries of and request such repolis from LINZ as are appropriate in order to provide tlle report to the COUli. The Chief Registrar may seek fuliher directions as may be necessaly. 125 Whangarei MB 53 Pronoun , ed in open Court in Whangarei at ~'4b lU...

7. [2016] NZEmpC 154 AFFCO NZ Ltd v NZMWU [pdf, 197 KB]

   ...late 2010, AFFCO had offered workers a choice at the beginning of the season. They could either enter into individual employment agreements or they could continue to be covered by a collective agreement. It was stated that if they accepted the former, they would be engaged for longer seasons. It was also asserted that non-members had been engaged out of seniority order. Workers had been informed that if they left the Union and accepted the individual employment agreement, they w...

8. [2016] NZEmpC 173 Lyttelton Port Company Ltd v Maritime Union of NZ Inc [pdf, 222 KB]

   ...notice dated 7 January 2016. Since 8 June 2016, the parties have met and bargained on approximately 30 occasions between June and 7 December 2016. [6] Following a bargaining session on 1 December 2016, officials from MUNZ held a meeting to inform members that no progress was being made with regard to bargaining. A proposal which had been advanced for LPC at that time was rejected. A secret ballot was then conducted, with members voting unanimously in favour of strike action....

9. 2017 Cabinet Paper updating progress on the Ministerial Group family violence work programme [pdf, 259 KB]

   ...these sources of funding are unable to support it to the next stage. We are seeking funding of $22.4 million to extend the timeframe of the ISR pilot for a further two years in the existing Christchurch and Waikato sites in order to gain outcomes information and inform advice on a potential future national roll-out of ISR. Other aspects of the work programme have been funded from agency baselines. 9 The Ministerial Group’s work is underpinned by the proposed Family and Whānau Vio...

10. LCRO 201/2017 ZK v XM (29 June 2018) [pdf, 288 KB]

    ...Carr-Glynn, the High Court in Woods noted that the lawyer had a duty “to take care to ensure that effect was given to testamentary intentions”. Although aware that the property was jointly owned, the lawyer did not know the type of ownership and requested the client’s instructions “to obtain the deeds and the check the position”.23 The client made her own inquiries, but the lawyer did not and prepared the will. Because the property was held as joint tenants, “the intend...